Events in Baldwin, WI

St. Croix Railroad celebrates 55 years of model engineering with a welcoming meet that opens to visitors from the weekend before through the Tuesday after. Attendees can enjoy private steam and run sessions, catch up on what has changed since their last visit, and connect over good food and friendly conversation with hobbyists from near and far. Families, friends, and guests are welcome, and the experience is designed to create lasting memories while offering strong value for the travel budget.

Ladies Night 2026 returns to River Falls with an evening of late-night shopping throughout town. Bring a friend and browse from store to store with open container allowed while you shop. Participating businesses will offer drink specials that you can carry with you as you continue visiting other shops.

Build practical strength in a class designed for people whose bodies are changing over time. Each session uses bodyweight movements that cover a wide range of motion, so no equipment is needed. Expect a mix of time tested strength exercises alongside targeted work for pelvic floor health, mobility for healthy joints, and training that helps everyday activities feel easier. The experience is welcoming to all levels, with modifications and accommodations available throughout. Pricing options include $15 for a single class, $135 for a 10 class pack, or participation through a studio membership.

Play Euchre at the library. Players of any skill level are welcome.

Unwind at the end of the day with a gentle, candlelit yoga flow that blends smooth, unhurried movement with generous stretches and mindful breathing. This intentional practice emphasizes relaxation, stress relief, and a deeper sense of presence and connection. It is open to all experience levels. Pricing options include $15 for a single visit, a 10-class pack for $135, or access through a membership.

Explore a weekly sale at Garage Sale Titans featuring a continually refreshed mix of estate pieces, furniture, artwork, home decor, and collectibles. New inventory is brought out each week, so the selection changes regularly. It is a good fit for home decorators and DIY enthusiasts, collectors, and resellers, as well as anyone who appreciates distinctive, quality items at great prices. Many pieces are unique and move quickly, so earlier visits typically offer the widest selection.

At Handy-Andy Memorial Park, find vendors, food, and live music. The performance spans a variety of styles with a strong foundation in 70s and 80s country and includes original songs.

At Embrace Church, this casual community pizza gathering brings pies straight from the oven and a laid-back space to connect. Guests can bring friends, kids, or neighbors and enjoy complimentary pizza while the dough lasts. The focus is simple food, friendly faces, and an easy reason to get out of the house.

Enjoy a live performance by Heroes End at Willow River Saloon. The band takes the stage for a set of live music at this venue.

Family Days brings extra fun to the New Richmond Heritage Center farmers market. In addition to the regular offerings, look for special vendors and a kid friendly Market Moola perk. The first 50 children receive $2 in Market Moola to spend with select vendors, and participating booths will display a Market Moola sign.

Explore a weekly market featuring more than 50 vendors offering fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, artisan items, and more. Food trucks serve a broad selection of meals and snacks to suit many tastes. Support small businesses and the local community while enjoying a relaxed morning of browsing and good food.

Roaring Valley Dirt Drags and Car, Bike and Tractor Show brings together vehicle displays and dirt drag racing for a full day of activity. The show features cars, trucks, bikes, tractors, and big rigs, followed by a drivers meeting, races, and car show awards. Race classes include ATV, UTV, 2WD Gas, 4x4 and AWD Gas, Work Stock Diesel, Open Gas, Open Diesel, and Power Wheels. Proceeds support the P&R Trades Scholarship, which is offered to students going into the trades. This family friendly gathering offers plenty to see throughout the event, with additional details to be shared as it approaches.

Deb or Julie lead a yoga class that builds strength while cultivating calm. Expect an energizing asana flow with focused breathwork, then a gentle slowdown into steady savasana and meditation. The experience is designed to support physical, mental, and spiritual balance. Pricing is $15 for a drop in, $135 for a 10 pack, or use a monthly membership.

The Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival is an annual two-day outdoor celebration in Lakefront Park, organized by the Phipps Center for the Arts in partnership with the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau. This juried event features more than 80 regional artists showcasing fine art and traditional crafts available for purchase. Guests can enjoy free, hands-on art activities hosted by local businesses and community organizations, watch artist demonstrations, and take in live music. Food trucks and a drink tent will be on site. A participating vendor notes they are not involved with booth rentals or event setup.

Everwood Farmstead Foundation presents an artist workshop on podcasting that focuses on planning, hosting, and editing with Julie Censullo. The session guides participants from an initial concept to a clear, workable plan. Attendees learn the essentials of recording, editing, and publishing, explore techniques to get the most out of audio as a storytelling medium, and practice approaches for genuine, engaging interviews. By the end, participants will have the core skills and confidence to launch a podcast. Julie Censullo is a Minneapolis-based audio producer, editor, storyteller, and artist whose work ranges from interview programs to documentaries and audio drama. She spent a retreat at Everwood in 2025 developing sound design for her spooky audio fiction series Out Cold. She currently hosts and produces Choosing, a show about the many paths to parenthood, and produces the Moth StorySLAM in the Twin Cities. Her previous roles include editing the award-winning Minnesota arts, culture, and history program MinneCulture and serving as a line producer and field producer for Twin Cities PBS. She was a finalist for Best New Artist at the 2023 Third Coast International Audio Festival and received a FY25 Creative Individuals Grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. Her audio art has been featured at festivals across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, and Lithuania. Participants are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch, dress comfortably for the weather, arrive with at least one podcast idea, and bring a laptop. If possible, bring a way to record, such as a small recorder, a USB microphone, or a smartphone with a voice recording app. Each ticket includes a small booking fee that supports the ticketing platform, and each transaction includes a charge that covers credit card processing. Tickets are transferable but not refundable.

BAMM performs during Oktoberfest, led by singer-songwriter Bo Allen Messer and playing a mix of Americana, folk, and blues rock. The band is based in Madison, Wisconsin. Food will be served by Secret Garden Green Cafe and Taqueria Los Paisanos.

The Rowdy Redneck Restorations Car Show at Tattersall Distilling features cars, music, and family-friendly fun. Vehicle registration and spectator entry are free, with no fees or online payments required. The first 50 entries receive dash plaques, and class trophies will be awarded following voting. Music plays throughout the day, and on-site food and beverages will be available along with door prizes.

Wilder Waffles brings a full menu to Market at the 45th alongside many other vendors. Expect both sweet and savory choices, including six varieties of sweet waffles and breakfast sandwiches built on their waffles. Featured items include the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano waffle sandwich. Beverage options range from hot and iced espresso to creative cold brew drinks and flavored lemonades. For dessert, there are root beer floats and ice cream sundaes. Everything is made from scratch with a gourmet approach, and the waffles are prepared with a brioche yeasted dough with Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes for a crisp, sweet finish.

Wreckage brings a fresh chapter to the Jungle Rumble series at Splat Tag Paintball Park, featuring fast paced scenario woodsball and a new storyline for this installment. This monthly gathering brings together experienced players for high intensity games. Admission is 20 dollars and includes unlimited air refills for the day. Field paint is offered in two grades, with standard priced at 15 for 500 rounds or 55 for a case of 2000, and high level at 20 for 500 or 65 for 2000. Gameplay settings allow full auto, ramping and bounce with a 12 balls per second cap. Velocity limits are 280 feet per second for most markers, up to 300 for pump action, and 270 for First Strike rounds. A prize drawing is planned after the final game. An on site supply depot stocks last minute needs such as new markers, goggles and hoppers. Entry is included with the purchase of a one year pass. Details may change without notice.

In the Hudson Medical Center parking lot, Wilder Waffles will be serving Belgian Liège waffles made from brioche dough with Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes as they cook. The menu highlights both sweet and savory choices, including breakfast sandwiches on waffles, at least six sweet varieties, a pepperoni pizza waffle, and a Cubano waffle sandwich. Pair your waffle with espresso, cold brew, lemonades, or ice cream. A loyalty punch card offers double punches throughout July, and after three visits guests can redeem a free waffle.

Start the morning or add a boost to the afternoon with a visit to Allina Health in River Falls, Wisconsin.

People living with dementia and their caregivers are invited to a comfortable gathering with the St. Croix County ADRC. Expect supportive conversation, opportunities to connect, and a friendly atmosphere. Activities focused on brain health are part of the experience. Registration is not required. Arriving a little early allows time to pick up a favorite drink from Baldwin Perk.

The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club will focus on Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. Questions are available at the front desk.

Experience a low-sensory library session with smaller crowds, softer lighting, and reduced noise for a calmer visit. It is designed to support neurodivergent visitors who prefer a quieter environment. Suggestions for additional accommodations are welcome at the front desk or by email.

This Chamber Coffee brings local professionals together over coffee to build connections and community. Presented by the River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau, the gathering is hosted at Chippewa Valley Technical College - River Falls Campus as the hospitality sponsor, with WESTconsin Credit Union serving as the engagement sponsor. Admission is free for Chamber investors.

Enjoy a barbecue-focused event at Edgy Eats. Look forward to exceptional BBQ.

A casual Veterans Coffee Chat offers a relaxed space to connect with others over coffee and pastries. Veterans and their spouses are welcome to meet new people, share conversation, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere.

The New Richmond FFA Alumni & Supporters host their annual fundraiser tractor pull on a gravel track at Form-A-Feed in New Richmond, Wisconsin. The event features Classic, Farm Stock, Powderpuff, and Outlaw competition with a $20 hook fee, a three hook limit per tractor, and a 100 pound grace on weight. Speed limits are enforced on the track... a single overage is allowed, and a second results in disqualification. Tractors may move between Classic and Farm Stock when they meet the year requirement, while Outlaw entries compete only in that division. Class guidelines include Classics for 1951 and older with a 3.5 mph cap and low gear only, with classes at 3000, 3500, 4500, 5500, and 6500. Farm Stock allows any year and any gear with a 4.5 mph cap, with classes at 2500, 3000, 3500, 4500, 5500, 6500, 7500, and 8500. Outlaw runs at 6.5 mph with 4500, 5500, and 6500. Powderpuff follows Farm Stock rules at 4.5 mph, uses tractor weight without the driver, and runs at 5500. A drivers meeting takes place before the pull. For questions, call or text Gus Norlander at 715-760-1605 or message The Weight Transfer. More details can be found in the Discussion tab of the event page.

High Intensity Airsoft spans two days as part of a monthly series and celebrates 14 years of running airsoft games in 2026. Players can choose a weekend pass for $50, Saturday only for $40, or Sunday only for $30. All day or weekend air fills for HP tanks are available for $5 per tank tag. Food and drinks are available for purchase throughout the day, and players may bring their own. Saturday includes check in and a rules briefing before the first game, a midday break with a players swap meet focused on used airsoft items in a centralized area, an afternoon round of games, and a prize drawing after play concludes. Campers can take part in pick up night games, with lights on the Mayhem course and some lighting on the Shipping containers course. Quiet hours begin later in the evening and stadium lights turn off after pick up play wraps up. Sunday follows a similar format with games, a lunch break that also hosts the swap meet under tents, additional afternoon games, and end of day clean up in the staging area. The TCA Monthly Airsoft Swap Meet runs during this event and is open to the public at no charge. Participation is free for buyers, sellers, and traders. Twin Cities Airsoft supplies the location and a limited number of tables, all sales and trades are strictly between individuals, and the swap meet is for used airsoft items only.

Experience two days of high intensity airsoft action, with single-day and weekend options to fit your plans. Campers can take part in pick-up night games under field lighting on the Mayhem course, with additional lighting on the Shipping Containers course. Entry is $50 for the full weekend, $40 for the first day, or $30 for the second day. High pressure air fills are available for $5 per tank, with a fill tag issued per tank. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and players are welcome to bring their own. After play on the first day, prizes are awarded. A community swap meet for used airsoft gear takes place during breaks on both days. Twin Cities Airsoft provides a centralized area with a limited number of tables on the first day, and the swap meet returns under tents on the second day. Participation is free for buyers, sellers and traders, it is open to the public, and all transactions are between individuals. Only used airsoft items belong at the swap meet. The event wraps up with cleanup of the staging area. The organizers are celebrating 14 years of hosting airsoft games.

Enjoy a complimentary concert featuring contemporary Christian music. Guests are encouraged to bring a donation for the food shelf.

Team Easton Blood Drive brings together friends, family, customers, and the community to help people facing cancer, with a special focus on those battling breast cancer. Donating blood at this event can support patients who need it and offer hope during treatment. All presenting donors will receive a voucher redeemable for one free pint of beer or a soft drink. A single donation can help someone, and sharing the news can encourage more people to participate.

Fuel meaningful conversations with a casual coffee meetup designed for connection. Part of the Java Jumpstart series, this monthly Chamber Coffee & Connections gathering welcomes Chamber members, their employees, and those exploring membership to share ideas and build relationships without formal pitches. The typical setting is Hazel Mackin Community Library, though a member business may host on occasion to mix things up. It is free to attend, relaxed, and all about community, coffee, and genuine conversation. Longtime members, new employees, and the Chamber curious are all welcome.

Take on rugged terrain at the Trout Brook 10-Miler, a challenging trail race through Willow River State Park. The course leaves the wider park paths for a mix of singletrack that will test your skills. It features hills, a stair climb, and scenic views of a majestic waterfall. This event suits experienced trail runners seeking a new challenge and also welcomes anyone interested in exploring the beautiful, less-traveled areas of the park. Expect a proper trail race that pushes you beyond the comfort of open trails.

Tackle a rugged 10 mile trail race winding through Willow River State Park. The course trades wide park paths for narrow singletrack, blending steady climbs, a stair section, and technical stretches that demand focus. Scenic views and a dramatic waterfall add to the experience. It suits experienced trail runners looking for a new test and anyone eager to explore the park’s quieter routes. Step beyond the usual routine and take on a true trail challenge.

Wilder Waffles returns to Hudson Farmers Market on CARMICHAEL with a refreshed lineup of sweet and savory waffles. The menu features breakfast sandwich waffles, six-plus sweet varieties, the Italian Honeybee pepperoni pizza waffle finished with hot honey, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano-style waffle sandwich layered with smoked ham, Swiss, yellow mustard, pickles, and black pepper. Drinks and treats include hot and iced espresso beverages, cold brew specials, flavored lemonades, root beer floats, and ice cream sundaes.

At Spirit of Grace, a free community breakfast features a range of hot and cold choices along with pastries, fruit, juice, and endless coffee, prepared by the ministry team. Families are welcome, and children can explore a library with hundreds of titles or spend time with a selection of toys. The multipurpose room is also being updated for teens and young adults. The breakfast takes place on the second Saturday each month and offers a chance to connect with the community over a warm meal.

Guided by the Bhagavad Gita’s teaching that Karma Yoga is a path of service, this slow, gentle class at Inspiring Actions offers a welcoming space and expands access for those who may not have the means to pay. Newcomers and experienced practitioners can expect a calming practice that eases stress, with step-by-step instruction for moving safely between standing and floor positions. Options are provided to tailor each pose for comfort, and chairs are available for a fully seated experience. Held every second Saturday, attendance is free, with optional donations of any amount supporting the Abundant Yoga Community.

Now in its ninth year, the Hudson Fall Craft and Vendor Show brings crafters and vendors to Hudson Middle School with offerings that range from A to Z. Browse the booths to get a head start on fall and holiday shopping, and enjoy a stop at a food truck. Admission is free.

Enjoy a relaxed creative session at Fox & Dove Flower Company that pairs watercolor painting with fresh blooms. Designed for a unique date or a friends’ outing, this workshop provides beginner friendly guidance and all necessary materials. You will complete a one hour project painting a dewy flower, then pick your own stems to build a bouquet to take home. Capacity is limited to maintain a small, welcoming group.

Celebrate the season at the farm at YMCA Camp St. Croix with a harvest gathering that highlights the summer’s bounty. Enjoy the final Pizza Night of the season, browse the Children’s Entrepreneur Market, meet farmers, watch agricultural demonstrations, explore the high tunnels, and take in the autumn beauty of the Discovery Garden. Say hello to the chickens, listen to old-time fiddle and banjo tunes, and hop on a hayride around the farm or out to the giant swing and climbing wall, which will be open. The festivities culminate in a barn dance with live music from The Winsome Hollow String Band and a caller, and no prior dance experience is needed because the caller will teach the steps. A suggested donation of $5 per person will be collected at the gate. The Giant Swing has a $5 admission and a specific dress code: wear shoes with backstraps or tennis shoes, and avoid skirts or dresses unless leggings or shorts are worn underneath.

At Camp St. Croix’s farm North Entrance, enjoy an interactive wood-fired pizza night that puts you in the chef’s role. Bring your own picnic utensils, pick up ingredients at the farm stand, assemble your 12 inch pizza in the barn, then bring it to the oven where farm staff handle the baking. The toppings feature sauce made on site with tomatoes from the farm, seasonal vegetables grown there, cheese from UWRF, and locally sourced meats. The process takes time, especially the bake, so explore while you wait by wandering the gardens, taking a wagon ride, visiting the animals, or discovering more of camp. A 12 inch cheese pizza with farm red sauce and cheese from UWRF is $15, each additional farm fresh vegetable topping is $2, and each meat topping is $4. All pizzas are 12 inches. Activities are also available for those not eating pizza, including wagon and barrel train rides, donkey petting, visits with sheep and chickens, garden tours, and relaxed camp exploration as the sun goes down.

At Tarnation Tavern, SIDE TWO turns the stage into the flip side of a favorite mixtape, moving through 80s synth pop, 90s alternative, classic rock staples, and surprise deep cuts. The energy stays high as the band shifts from the grit of Pearl Jam to the sparkle of Paula Abdul, from the timeless piano flair of Elton John to the punk bite of The Clash. With picks from Bryan Adams, Foo Fighters, and The Cure, the show connects with rock devotees, fans of new wave, and even country listeners with a playful nod to Willie Nelson. The set flows from alternative standouts like Gin Blossoms and Better Than Ezra to irresistible sing alongs from Tiffany and REO Speedwagon, keeping the crowd guessing, rediscovering old favorites, and wanting one more song.

Wilder Waffles pops up at Market at the 45th alongside a variety of other vendors, serving a menu that spans sweet and savory. Look for six sweet waffle choices and breakfast sandwiches built on their waffles, along with specialties like the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano-inspired waffle sandwich. Drinks include hot and iced espresso, creative cold brew blends, and flavored lemonades, plus classics like root beer floats and ice cream sundaes. Everything is prepared from scratch with a gourmet touch. The waffles are made from a brioche-style yeast dough with Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes for a crisp, caramel-kissed finish.

Now in its second year, this one-day pop-up mattress showroom at Ellsworth High School features brand-new mattresses from name brands such as Simmons, Beautyrest, and Therapedic, all backed by full warranties and offered below standard retail pricing. The school will be set up as a complete mattress store for the day, and proceeds go directly to the Ellsworth Band and Choir.

An immersive Himalayan singing bowl experience designed to quiet the mind and relax the body. Gentle, sustained tones and vibrations fill the space, helping participants settle into a calm, meditative state where deep rest and natural restoration can unfold. The focus stays on the bowls’ clear, comforting resonance to support relaxation and self-healing. No prior experience is required. This offering takes place monthly, alternating between studios in Hudson and River Falls. The fee is $25 per class.

At Chapter2 Books, Hudson children's author Cindy Metzger leads a Local Author Spotlight featuring storytime and conversation centered on the adventures of Rocket, the yellow lab who inspired her children's book series. Signed copies of Rocket Gets a Home, Rocket Goes to School, and Rocket Goes to the Beach will be available. It offers a chance to connect with the author, celebrate local storytelling, and explore books that emphasize kindness, belonging, and learning. Chapter2 Books supports local authors and provides a welcoming place for readers of all ages.

Dave Snyder appears at 45th Parallel Distillery for an evening that combines a live performance with drinks and food.

Step away from the desk and connect over a drink at a relaxed, after-hours networking social presented by the River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau. The Business Unwind is a social gathering centered on building professional relationships, offering space to exchange ideas, meet other local businesses, and uncover new contacts and resources through casual conversation. All are welcome to attend, and the gathering takes place at The Sycamore of River Falls.

At the Hudson Farmers Market, find a refreshed lineup of sweet and savory waffles, from breakfast sandwich styles to several dessert-inspired creations. Highlights include the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle finished with hot honey, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano-style waffle sandwich layered with smoked ham, Swiss cheese, yellow mustard, pickles, and black pepper. Drinks range from hot and iced espresso and cold brew coffee to flavored lemonades, along with classic treats like root beer floats and ice cream sundaes.

Gather with fellow veterans for a casual coffee chat. Coffee and pastries are available. Open to all veterans and spouses.

The Holistic Healing and Wellness Fair at Hudson Middle School brings together more than 40 vendors and practitioners focused on natural wellbeing. Explore herbal remedies, organic products, essential oils, crystals, energy work, wellness coaching, psychic readings, and local raw, unfiltered honey. The event also features free speaker sessions and a group mediumship gallery. Admission is $5, and workshops are free. Free valuable gift bags are available for the first 20 guests at two separate giveaway times.

Step away from the constant doing and give yourself room to breathe at this one-day Replenish and Rise retreat created for women who manage it all. Set everything down for a few unhurried hours and let yourself be cared for. There are no tasks to complete and no guilt to carry, just spacious time to rest, recalibrate, and come back to yourself. Hosted at The Dancing House, the experience is co-hosted by Melissa Rose of The Dancing House and The Visibility Agency and by Dr. Tamara Kraft, an Integrative Somatic Practitioner, Advanced QNRT Provider, and Yoga Psychology Instructor. The keynote is presented by Kari Goeden of Wise Womxn Wellness.

At Market at the 45th, Wilder Waffles appears among many other vendors with a menu of sweet and savory choices. The lineup includes six sweet waffle varieties, breakfast sandwiches made with waffles, the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano-style waffle sandwich. Beverage options include hot and iced espresso and cold brew concoctions, along with flavored lemonades, plus treats like root beer floats and ice cream sundaes. Everything is made from scratch, and the waffles are prepared with a brioche yeasted dough featuring Belgian pearl sugar that caramelizes into the waffle.

Hailey James appears at Belle Ame Vineyard for a live acoustic set.

This barbecue-focused event at Edgy Eats highlights some of the best BBQ around.

Wilder Waffles returns to the Hudson Farmers Market with a refreshed lineup of sweet and savory creations. Look for breakfast sandwich waffles, at least six different sweet options, the World Famous Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle finished with hot honey, and the newest El Waffle Libre, a Cubano style waffle sandwich layered with smoked ham, Swiss cheese, yellow mustard, pickles, and black pepper. Refreshments include hot and iced espresso beverages, cold brew coffee concoctions, flavored lemonades, root beer floats, and ice cream sundaes.

Splat Tag brings back its annual Halloween big game at Splat Tag Giant Paintball Park, a day of paintball with costume perks, prizes, and plenty of on field action. Players who arrive in costume play for free, while those without a costume are $20. New players can use a rental gear package at no charge, and there is a special perk offering free basic equipment to newer players who come in costume. Paint is sold in two grades, with standard priced at $15 for 500 rounds and $55 for 2000, and tournament at $20 for 500 and $65 for 2000. Candy is complimentary for everyone, and unlimited hotdogs are served at lunch. The schedule moves from check in to opening games, a midday break with costume awards, then more games through the afternoon and a final matchup to close the day. The costume contest is only for players in costume, with $100 for first, $50 for second, and 500 paintballs for third. To qualify for the discount and prizes, costumes must cover at least half of the player, include goggles, and be worn for at least half the day. Store bought camo does not count. SWAT or Army looks are not eligible, black or Army style fatigues are not allowed, and dressing like a speedball player is not considered a costume.

A Certified Bob Ross Instructor, Julie, leads a step-by-step painting session at Rush River Brewing. She demonstrates how to prepare the canvas, load brushes, and use the brushstrokes needed for each stage, then gives time for participants to work while she offers one-on-one guidance and answers questions. The class uses the wet on wet oil technique, welcomes beginners, and is open to ages 12 and up. The fee is $60 and includes all supplies. Seating is limited, so register with Julie at 651-448-0484 or jfjetland@hotmail.com.

Kickstart your day or recharge your afternoon at Allina Health’s River Falls, Wisconsin location.

Heroes End brings a Halloween party to Shooters in River Falls, Wisconsin, featuring a live performance in a festive setting.

The annual Costume Game at Twin Cities Airsoft features a full day of play with a mid-event break for the costume contest and lunch. Admission is $15 for participants in costume and $30 for those not in costume, based on the costume guidelines. Only players in costume are eligible for prizes, with cash awards of $100 for the best costume and $50 for second place. To qualify for the discount and prize consideration, a costume must cover at least half of the player, cannot include store-bought camouflage, and may not be a SWAT or Army look. Black or Army-style fatigues do not qualify, and dressing as an army person is not considered a costume. Costumes must include goggles, and participants must remain in costume for at least half of the event. As a thank you for attending, each guest receives free candy, a hot dog, and a hot drink, and additional hot food will be available for purchase.

Rise & Connect brings a Chamber Coffee hosted by Kinnic Falls Inc. Organized by the River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau, this morning gathering focuses on conversation, connections, and community building. Sleep in Heavenly Peace participates as the Engagement Sponsor, with Kinnic Falls Inc as the Hospitality Sponsor. Attendance is free for Chamber investors. Taking place at Kinnic Falls Inc, it offers an easy opportunity to meet new contacts or reconnect with familiar faces at the start of the workday.

Gather for a relaxed Veterans Coffee Chat featuring coffee and pastries and a chance to connect with others. Open to all veterans and spouses.

High Intensity Airsoft spans two action-packed days as part of Twin Cities Airsoft’s monthly series running April through November, celebrating 14 years of hosting airsoft games. Saturday starts with check-in and a rules briefing, then games run until a mid-day break that features a players swap meet, where Twin Cities Airsoft provides a centralized area with limited tables for buying, selling, and trading used airsoft items. Games continue in the afternoon, followed by a prize drawing. Campers can extend the fun with pick-up night games under lights on the Mayhem course, with additional lighting on the Shipping Containers course, before quiet hours later in the evening. Sunday brings another slate of games with an early start, a lunch break that doubles as a free-to-participate swap meet under tents, and more action through the afternoon, wrapping up with cleanup of the staging area. Entry is $50 for the full weekend, $40 for Saturday only, or $30 for Sunday only. All-day or weekend air fills for high-pressure tanks are available for $5 per tank with a fill tag. Food and drinks are available for purchase throughout the day, and players may bring their own. The TCA Monthly Airsoft Swap Meet is open to the public at no charge to browse. Twin Cities Airsoft supplies the location only, and all sales and trades are strictly between individuals, with a focus on used airsoft gear.

Icebox at Whitetail Ridge is a timed endurance challenge on a scenic single-track course with loops of about five miles. Choose a 4-hour or 8-hour option and aim to cover as much distance as possible before the clock runs out. During the final hour, a 1.05-mile loop opens to help participants add a little extra mileage. The format welcomes seasoned runners as well as those new to the sport, with ample opportunity to enjoy the trails.

Day two of High Intensity Airsoft, known as Iron Viper, keeps the action going with a rules briefing, an opening round of games, a lunch intermission paired with the TCA monthly swap meet, and afternoon battles before the day wraps with staging area cleanup. The swap meet is open to the public at no charge and welcomes buyers, sellers, and traders of used airsoft gear, with tables set up in a central area under provided tents. Weekend highlights also include optional pickup night games for campers, with lighting on the Mayhem course and additional lighting available on the Shipping Containers field. Prize drawings take place on Saturday after gameplay, and Saturday also includes a brief swap meet break with a limited number of tables for player-to-player deals. Entry options include a weekend pass for $50, Saturday-only access for $40, or Sunday-only for $30. High pressure air fills are offered for $5 for the day or weekend, with a tag applied to each tank. Concessions are available, and players may bring their own food and drinks. This weekend is part of a recurring monthly lineup and celebrates 14 years of airsoft events.

Admission is free for this market featuring a diverse lineup of vendors and crafters. Discover handmade goods, upcycled and repurposed items, original artwork, baked goods, photography, and selections from direct sales representatives, along with products from small and home-based businesses.

Certified Bob Ross Instructor Julie leads a step-by-step painting class at Rush River Brewing. Learn how to prepare your canvas, load your brushes, and apply the strokes needed to build your painting. After each demo, you will have time to work on your piece while Julie offers one-on-one guidance and answers questions. The session uses the wet-on-wet oil technique and welcomes participants ages 12 and up, with no prior experience required. The fee is $60 and all supplies are provided. Seating is limited; to register, contact Julie at 651-448-0484 or jfjetland@hotmail.com.

Celebrate the season of gratitude with a hands-on gathering where participants make a blessings snack mix and enjoy Thanksgiving punch. Everyone can take home their own mix along with the recipes, making it easy to share with family during the holiday. This free activity is open to all, and all materials are provided. To reserve a spot, RSVP at 269-5464. If you would like to stay for lunch, it is available for $6 with at least 24 hours notice.

Learn about options for turning records and photographs into digital files in a focused training led by Julie Huebel. Presented as part of PCHA’s Learner Series, this program is one of a recurring mix of talks, trainings, and workshops held at the History Center in Elmwood. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet to use online resources, along with any suitable examples related to the topic that can be referenced during instruction.

Purposeful Doe-On-The-Go Vendor Fair showcases a handpicked mix of local, woman-owned vendors offering meaningful, one-of-a-kind finds. It is a pop-up marketplace ideal for selecting a special present for someone you love or for yourself. Hosted inside 45th Parallel Distillery, the atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming, with opportunities to enjoy tasty treats and handcrafted drinks, including themed selections like the Rut special. A share of the proceeds supports rescued animals at Pleasant Pasture Sanctuary.

Wrap up the year with the final Chamber Coffee hosted by the River Falls Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau. The Commerce Hotel showcases its updated spaces and a refreshed lobby that creates a warm, comfortable setting to enjoy a cup of coffee. It offers a simple way to connect before the holiday rush and share seasonal cheer with the community. Investors may attend at no cost.

Varsity Rejects bring their signature party rock spanning four decades to Tarnation Tavern in River Falls. Expect a full night of high-energy hits, big sing-along moments, and nonstop fun. The set ranges from classic rock and 90s favorites to pop-punk, country, alternative, pop, and modern crowd-pleasers. With tight musicianship and powerful vocals, there is no filler, just favorites that keep the dance floor moving and the atmosphere lively.

Heroes End takes the stage for a live performance at Shooters Pub.

The Prospects return to Max's Social House, formerly known as Ziggy's in Hudson. There is no cover charge.