Events in Amery, WI

Hosted by the Trollhaugen Ski & Board Shop, this returning sale and community swap brings winter enthusiasts together to buy and sell equipment and to enjoy a broader celebration of snow. At the Ski & Board Swap, attendees can browse local deals or consign their own winter gear. Sellers pay a 3 dollar fee per item plus a 15 percent commission on items that sell, and only equipment that is safe and in serviceable condition will be accepted. Designated drop-off windows are available ahead of the swap for consigning gear. The ski and board shop also runs a sale on new equipment with special discounts, creating options for both pre-owned finds and brand-new gear. Open Haugen adds to the festivities with skiing and riding, lift rides, hay rides, a food and coat drive, a bar and grill, a ticket office, and a program village. Admission is free, and lift rides and hay rides are free. Registration for skiing and snowboarding opens.

Dig into top-notch barbecue at Edgy Eats, perfect for anyone craving great BBQ.

Doug plays a solo set at Tippy Canoes Sports Pub & Grub on the first Friday of each month. This recurring show features live music performed by Doug alone.

Market season brings Six Willows Farm & Bakehouse to the New Richmond Heritage Center Farmers Market. Find sourdough treats, jellies made from foraged ingredients, and a variety of bakery items.

Stretch, balance, and play through a yoga session where kids mimic trees, snakes, boats, and other imaginative shapes. After each pose, check the bingo card to find a match and mark the square. Every time a line is completed, a sticker is awarded. Activities are geared toward ages 5 and older, and participants of all ages are welcome.

The New Richmond FFA Alumni & Supporters host an annual fundraising tractor pull on the gravel track at Form-A-Feed in New Richmond, Wisconsin. The event features Classic, Farm Stock, Outlaw, and Powderpuff classes with a 20 dollar hook fee, a three hook limit, and a 100 pound grace. A single speed overage is permitted, and a second results in disqualification. Tractors may move between Classic and Farm Stock if they meet the year requirement, while Outlaw entries compete only in that class. Classics are for 1951 and older with a 3.5 MPH cap and low gear only at 3000, 3500, 4500, 5500, and 6500 pounds. Farm Stock allows any year and any gear with a 4.5 MPH limit at 2500, 3000, 3500, 4500, 5500, 6500, 7500, and 8500 pounds. Outlaw runs at 6.5 MPH with 4500, 5500, and 6500 pound classes. Powderpuff follows Farm Stock rules at 4.5 MPH using tractor weight without the driver at 5500 pounds. More information is shared in the discussion tab on the event page. Questions can be directed by call or text to Gus Norlander at 715-760-1605, or by messaging The Weight Transfer.

High Intensity Airsoft spans two days as part of a recurring monthly series. Admission options include a weekend pass or single-day entry, with pricing set at $50 for both days, $40 for Saturday, and $30 for Sunday. Unlimited HPA tank air fills are available for $5 per tank. Food and drinks are sold on site, and players may bring their own. Saturday and Sunday feature organized game blocks with a mid-day break and a rules briefing before play begins. A prize drawing follows the final game on Saturday. Campers can keep the action going with casual night games, supported by lighting on the Mayhem course and partial lighting on the Shipping Containers course. A player-to-player swap meet takes place during the break on both days. Twin Cities Airsoft provides a central area with a few tables on Saturday and tented space on Sunday. It is open to the public at no charge and focuses on used airsoft gear only. All buying, selling, and trading is handled directly between individuals.

Two days of snow kick off the season with skiing and riding, free chairlift and hay rides, a rail jam, a ski and board shop sale, a community gear swap, and open bar and grill, ticket office, and Program Village. Admission is free. A food and coat drive invites donations of two canned or boxed items, baby diapers or wipes, or a gently used coat. Donors receive a discount coupon for a Troll lift ticket, limited to one coupon per person. Snow sessions use an intermediate park setup and require terrain park and rope tow experience. Non-contest sessions are for ages 8 and up. Separate competitions are planned for skiers and snowboarders ages 8 to 17, along with a pro jam that awards cash prizes for adults. Each participant may register for only one session for the entire weekend. Snow sessions are sold out. If any spots open due to cancellations they are released on a first come, first served basis, and there is no waitlist. Participants may choose to forgo the standard release waiver by paying an additional fee to complete an agreement form that does not release liability.

Day two of this two-day High Intensity Airsoft weekend continues with organized games and a mid-event lunch break. A community swap meet focused on used airsoft gear takes place during the lunch period, set up in a centralized area under tents, and it is free for buyers, sellers, and traders. Food and drinks are available for purchase throughout the day, and players may bring their own. Entry options include both days for $50, Saturday only for $40, or Sunday only for $30. High-pressure tank air fills are offered for $5 per tank for the day or the full weekend, identified by a fill tag. Campers can take part in pick-up night games, with lighting on the Mayhem course and additional lighting on the Shipping Containers course. This monthly High Intensity Airsoft series runs from April through November, and 2026 marks 14 years of hosting airsoft games. The day ends with a cleanup of the staging area.

Experience contemporary Christian music at a free concert. Attendees are encouraged to bring a food shelf donation.

The Team Easton Blood Drive brings friends, families, customers, and neighbors together to support people facing cancer. Donating blood can help patients in need and shines a light on those battling breast cancer. All presenting donors will receive a voucher for a free pint of beer or a soft drink. It is a simple way to give hope and make a meaningful difference, one donation at a time.

After a successful run last year, this run aims to raise more money for the ladies. The route and timeline will be announced closer to the run.

Set out for an evening on the St. Croix River aboard a Twilight Cruise with Taylors Falls Boat Tours. Begin with a tasting from Winehaven Winery and Vineyard, then cruise into the celebrated Dalles while live music sets the mood with a performance by CharlieO. Winehaven was founded as Chisago County’s first estate winery in 1995 and is now guided by four generations of the Peterson family, tending five Chisago Lakes vineyards where lakes and south facing slopes help grapes ripen later for fuller flavor. Over the past decade the winery has earned more than 200 awards in major competitions in New York and California. This outing continues a long tradition of scenic boat excursions on these waters that has welcomed travelers since 1906, pairing river views, regional wine, and live music for a memorable night on the water.

Time Machine takes the stage at St. Croix Casino Turtle Lake with a three-part show that travels through rock and pop history. Rock City pays tribute to seventies arena rock, Pop Starz spotlights eighties pop, and Hair Force turns up the sounds of eighties hair bands. Three eras, one show.

At Market at the 45th, Wilder Waffles will be serving a lineup of sweet and savory waffle creations alongside a variety of vendors. The menu includes six sweet options, breakfast sandwiches made with waffles, the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano-inspired waffle sandwich. Drinks range from hot and iced espresso to cold brew and flavored lemonades, with treats like root beer floats and ice cream sundaes. Everything is made from scratch, and the waffles use a brioche-style yeasted dough with Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes inside each waffle.

Enjoy live music alongside drinks and food.

Every third Thursday of the month, the Taylors Falls Economic Development Commission hosts a family game night at the Taylors Falls Community Center. Attendees can bring children, friends, and favorite board or card games for a casual evening focused on play and community connection.

Enjoy food and bingo while helping raise funds for STAR’s mission.

An appearance by Todd Michael Jameson is set to take place at The Mix Up.

Set sail on a twilight outing along the St. Croix River that begins with a Winehaven Winery tasting before boarding, followed by live music on the water featuring CharlieO. For more than a century, visitors have admired the scenic Dalles by boat, and this experience with Taylors Falls Boat Tours continues that tradition. Winehaven, established in 1995 as the first estate winery in Chisago County, is guided by four generations of the Peterson family and draws fruit from five vineyards around the Chisago Lakes. The region’s lakes and south facing slopes help grapes ripen later for fuller flavor, and the winery has collected over 200 awards at major competitions in New York and California. Boarding starts 30 minutes before the boat departs and the cruise is offered on select evenings from June through October.

Wilder Waffles will be at Market at the 45th alongside a variety of fellow vendors, offering a menu of sweet and savory waffle creations. Look for six sweet waffle options, breakfast sandwiches made with waffles, the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano waffle sandwich. Beverage choices include hot and iced espresso drinks, cold brew options, and flavored lemonades, with classic treats like root beer floats and ice cream sundaes also available. Everything is made from scratch with a gourmet approach, and the waffles are prepared with a brioche yeasted dough featuring Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes in the waffle.

A seasonal celebration at Just Ducky Soap brings a full lineup of fall fun. Pick up complimentary mini soaps with an autumn theme, enjoy snacks, sweet treats, and cinnamon cider, and feel free to arrive in costume. Visit the ducks for some lighthearted moments and enjoy good, clean fun for everyone. Expect special sales and surprises with every purchase, plus a free Costume Swap Shop with a wide variety of sizes and styles. It is all about savoring the spirit of fall in a playful and welcoming setting.

This teens-only hangout centers around a bonfire with plenty to do, including building custom s’mores and making your own soap slime, plus small soap favors to take home. Warm up with hot apple cider and tea, enjoy a masked ball, and relax in a social setting with music where song requests are welcome. Admission is free, and costumes are optional.

The Dalles House Supper Club hosts a high-energy costume party built around a professional wrestling theme. Dress as a favorite wrestler, a memorable ringside personality, a manager, a referee, an announcer, or bring an over-the-top original character. All creative costumes are welcome whether or not they fit the theme. Look for wrestling-inspired cocktail specials, prizes for the best dressed wrestlers, and a Ric Flair “Wooo!” yelling contest. Following that, the 21st Annual Dalles House Costume Contest features multiple winners and big cash prizes. Blackout performs live, powering the night with rock that spans blues to grunge and crowd-pleasing songs for singing and dancing.

Doug performs a solo gig at Tippy Canoes Sports Pub & Grub on the first Friday of each month. This recurring show features live music from a single performer.

Two days of High Intensity Airsoft bring fast-paced gameplay, camping, and community activities as part of a monthly series held on the first weekend from April through November. The organizers mark 14 years of running airsoft games in 2026, and campers can look forward to informal night games with lighting on the Mayhem course and partial lighting on the Shipping Containers course. Food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the day, and players may bring their own. HP tank air fills are offered all day or for the full weekend for $5 per tank, with a fill tag required for each tank. Entry options include both days for $50, Saturday only for $40, or Sunday only for $30. Saturday features a rules briefing and an opening round of games, a mid-event break with a player swap meet hosted by Twin Cities Airsoft in a centralized area for used airsoft items, and then more games before a prize drawing later in the day. Quiet hours are observed at night, and campers can continue with pick-up games until the stadium lights are turned off. Sunday brings another briefing and gameplay with a lunch break, plus a second swap meet under tents that is open to the public at no charge for buyers, sellers, and traders. Tables are limited, the swap meet is for used airsoft items only, Twin Cities Airsoft provides the location, and all sales or trades are strictly between individuals. The day concludes with cleanup of the staging area.

Day two of this two-day High Intensity Airsoft event delivers a full Sunday of gameplay. Gates open for arrivals, a rules briefing sets expectations, then the first round gets underway. After a midday lunch break, the action continues into the afternoon before players tidy the staging area. Entry options are available for the full weekend, Saturday only, or Sunday only, and all-day or weekend air fills for HP tanks are offered for a small per-tank fee with a fill tag. Food and drinks are sold on site, and players may bring their own. A free, public swap meet takes place during the Sunday lunch break under provided tents, welcoming buyers, sellers, and traders of used airsoft gear. This series runs on the first weekend of each month from April through November, and 2026 marks 14 years of hosting airsoft games. Prizes are awarded on Saturday after the games, and for campers there are pick-up night games with lighting on the Mayhem course and on the Shipping Containers course.

This Main Stage kickoff for The River Valley Bluegrass... Newgrass Fest features Horseshoes and Hand Grenades, Adam Greuel and Russell Pedersen, and The Barley Jacks. The program highlights a lively blend of bluegrass and newgrass for a foot stomping show. Tickets are on sale now, with all access passes coming soon.

Bring any in-progress projects to the library and spend time knitting, crocheting, or stitching alongside fellow fiber artists. This is a relaxed, social chance to make headway on what you are already working on while enjoying friendly creative company.

Freshly announced, Chicken Wire Empire brings contemporary bluegrass to The Historic Auditorium. Early bird tickets are available.

Celebrate the season at Osceola Middle with a welcoming craft and gift market filled with original handmade goods and offerings from small businesses. Wander through booths featuring woodworking, knotted and crocheted creations, lights, metal art, and hand-crafted wood signs. Find cosmetics along with beauty and wellness items, browse artwork and photography, and treat yourself to baked goods, candies, and classic jams and jellies. Admission and parking are free, the setting is family friendly, and the venue is accessible for guests with disabilities.

Everyone is welcome, and admission is free. This event features vendors and crafters offering handmade creations, upcycled and repurposed items, artwork, baked goods, photography, and selections from direct sales representatives, with participation from small and home-based businesses. Attendees can browse a variety of distinctive, high quality items from creative makers across several categories.

Todd Michael Jameson will be at The Mix Up.

Returning by popular demand, this holiday display kicks off on Thanksgiving with a playful twist as the Minions help Christmas go to the dogs. For the best view, pull into the driveway, since the installation is expansive and many details are hard to catch from the road. Wind can be tough on the decorations, and without leaves there is less natural shelter, so conditions may affect the experience. Happy holidays.

Doug brings a solo performance to Tippy Canoes Sports Pub & Grub on the first Friday of each month.

Santa visits the Just Ducky® store for a cheerful holiday gathering. Families can enjoy photo opportunities with Santa and his elves, along with cookies and hands-on crafts. Each child receives a small stocking stuffer surprise. This free community event is designed to share seasonal joy with families, especially those with children eager to meet Santa.