Free events in Amery, WI

AmberTree brings a wide selection of sterling silver jewelry to the Farmers Market Annex of Minneapolis. Look for the booth by the big rooster landmark near Lyndale, which is their usual spot at the market. This marks their 23rd year participating. Last year they did not miss a single market day despite rough weather, including an August Saturday with rain blowing sideways. They are aiming for the same strong turnout again, without the wild winds.

Linden Hills Farmers Market features a changing lineup of roughly 50 farmers, artisanal food makers, chefs, and artists, with live music adding to the atmosphere. The market is held regardless of weather and takes place in the parking lot of Settergrens of Linden Hills.

Stevens Square Farmers Market returns with a weather-permitting market set up in the parking lot near the Village Center. For questions, contact the market manager, Ryne.

Explore Twin Cities Vintage Flea, a pop-up marketplace created by the organizers of Totally Rad Vintage Fest in collaboration with 56 Brewing in NE Minneapolis. Browse a carefully curated selection of vintage clothing, accessories, and collectibles from many eras. Admission is free, making it easy to hunt for standout pieces, support local vendors, and connect with other vintage enthusiasts while enjoying a 56 Brewing beer.

Break Bread is a free community lunch that has welcomed everyone since 2016. Guests may enjoy a meal on site or take it to go, and they can pick up extra portions for friends or family who are unable to come. The menu rotates monthly and there is no cost. The effort centers on building connection and care within the neighborhood. Most dietary needs can be accommodated on request. Donations help sustain the meals.

Drag Queen Bingo hosted by Jamie Monroe brings an energetic night of games and laughs to James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246. There is no cover, and the event is sponsored by Absolut. Seating can fill quickly, so arriving early is recommended.

Experience a weekly, seasonal market that spotlights local growers and makers with farm fresh produce, handcrafted goods, sweet treats, and specialty foods in a welcoming community setting. Bring a blanket and chairs if you would like to relax with your market finds and listen to live music on the CCC Patio. The market accepts SNAP and EBT and participates in Market Bucks to help make fresh, local food more accessible for everyone. Vendors appearing most weeks include Critical Hit Confections, Eggroll Queen, Matt’s Mushrooms and More, Park Hill Farm, and Svihel Vegetable Farm. Additional vendors rotate in on select dates, such as 4J’s Baked by Dez, Mill City Sweets, SarahGirl Soaps, SubZero Chillz Shaved Ice, and Summer Lakes Beverage. Returning favorites are back along with several new vendors this season, and more vendors, community partners, entertainment, and special activities may be added as the season continues.

Dive into The Deep End, a weekly party at the Uptown VFW in the Lyndale bar featuring two-for-one drink specials and DJs mixing modern and classic hip hop and R&B. Curated by DJ Dimitry Killstorm of Cheap Thrills, the music spans eras to keep the dance floor moving. There is no cover charge.

A friendly walking meet-up gathers at the Two Eagles Trailhead in Luck, with easy access to the Gandy Dancer Trail off HWY 48. There is no sign up or RSVP. Arrive and walk at a pace that feels comfortable, whether that is about twenty minutes or something longer or shorter. Stay briefly or linger for the full outing. The aim is simple, to get moving and connect with others. Some weeks may be filled with conversation, other times it may be a quiet stroll. Bringing a friend is welcome. This is not a structured fitness class, it is an open opportunity to spend time outside. Rain or shine, choose what works for you. Please be considerate and respect different walking speeds.

The City of Plymouth hosts a weekly summer farmers market at Parkers Lake Playfield. Browse a variety of local vendors offering fresh produce, prepared foods, and handmade goods. On select dates the market takes place on Plymouth Blvd. in the Plymouth City Center. Additional details and an email newsletter sign-up are available on the city website.

A free community group run leaves from PRG on Wednesdays, offering 4 and 6 mile routes with pace options from walking or light jogging to about 9 minutes per mile. A headlamp is recommended at least through February, and bringing a friend is welcome.

Enjoy a wide-ranging trivia game that spans many topics. There is no cost to participate, and it is a great fit for families, friends, and coworkers looking for some friendly competition.

A no-cover monthly standup series takes place inside the Moonwater Gin Lounge at Luna & The Bear, with each installment featuring around six comedians from the Twin Cities. Admission is free, and optional table reservations are available through Eventbrite for $10 for a two-top or $20 for a four-top, with taxes and fees added. The full food and drink menu will be available, including a $20 combo that pairs a burger and fries with a tap beer or a glass of house wine.

Yang FFP will be at the Centennial Lakes Park farmers market.

Centennial Lakes Park in Edina transforms into a lively farmers market with fresh produce, ready-to-eat bites, and space to stroll, mingle, and linger. Live music sets the tone on the plaza, Edina Liquor serves beer and wine inside Hughes Pavilion, and the Edina Art Center’s Art Cart offers free hands-on projects for kids. The season finale brings a fun twist with llamas making a special appearance. Expect a wide range of vendors, including Ancient Grain Foods, Bee Happy Honey, Great Harvest Bread Company, Kim's Garden, Peter’s Pumpkins & Carmen's Corn, Untiedt's Vegetable Farm, and more, with food trucks and specialty makers offering coffee, baked goods, global street food, and flowers. Vendor participation can vary from week to week.

Enjoy an upbeat honky tonk dance night at Cowboy Jacks Downtown Minneapolis as the Barn transforms into a lively floor for both partner and line dancing. Friendly instructors offer lessons to get everyone moving with confidence, whether just starting out or brushing up on favorite steps. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages, making it an easygoing place to learn new moves, share some laughs, and keep the country dance energy going with friends.

Free outdoor movie nights return with a relaxed atmosphere suitable for all ages. Bring a blanket or a chair for seating and pack your own snacks to enjoy during the film.

Shop the Richfield Farmers Market for produce and foods grown close to home, small-batch specialties, and handmade items from local makers. Everyone is welcome. The market accepts SNAP and EBT, along with Market Bucks, FMNP benefits, cards, and cash. A date-specific vendor lineup is available and may change, and both new and returning vendors can access application information.

Happening every Saturday year round, this tasting celebrates Scandinavian flavors. Explore Nordic classics and new discoveries as you sample traditional licorice, fluffy foam sweets, decadent chocolates, and crunchy cookies, with occasional tastes of glögg. Share the experience, discover something new, and turn Sample Saturday into a tradition. Attendees can suggest what they would love to try, and there may be a surprise.

New to roleplaying or looking for a friendly introduction to Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition? This free learn-to-play session covers character creation and the basic rules, then concludes with a short, beginner friendly adventure where you can try out your new character. Wyldwolf leads the class and provides everything needed, so no prior experience or supplies are required. Sessions are available for families and kids ages 10 to 15, and for adults and teens ages 16 to 17. Pre-registration is required for these free sessions.