Free events in Baldwin, WI

The Prospects make their debut at Max's Social House, previously known as Ziggy's in Hudson, WI. The set features rock built for dancing. There is no cover.

This community farmers market brings together more than fifty local vendors alongside a selection of food trucks. It showcases local goods from area sellers. For any questions about the event, please contact the market directly, as this information is provided by a participating vendor.

Inspired by the Bhagavad Gita’s teaching that karma is selfless service rooted in compassion, generosity, and kindness, this gentle yoga class at Inspiring Actions offers a calm, nurturing experience. The slow pace is intended to ease stress and help you feel supported, with clear guidance that suits both beginners and longtime practitioners. Instructors provide safe ways to move between standing and floor poses and share options so each posture can be tailored to your comfort. Chairs are available for a fully seated practice if needed. The class is free, and optional donations support the Abundant Yoga Community to help keep yoga accessible for everyone.

Explore qi gong, a traditional Chinese healing practice often described as moving meditation. The session offers gentle, flowing movements paired with focused intention and mindful breathing to encourage balance. Expect an easy, rhythmic pace that supports physical well-being, mental calm, and emotional harmony. No prior experience is required.

This free, in-person talk at New Richmond Community Library in New Richmond, Wisconsin explores what science currently shows about psychedelic medicines and what is overstated. Long dismissed in medical circles, substances such as LSD and psilocybin are now being studied for their potential to help with hard-to-treat psychiatric conditions. The program reviews the history of this field, surveys up-to-date research, and considers what these findings could mean for mental health care and for understanding consciousness. Jimmy Barlow brings experience in study coordination, data collection and analysis, and technical support, including recruitment, participant screening, MATLAB programming, TMS-EEG and high-density EEG analyses, REDCap design, and taVNS training. His previous work includes undergraduate research with the Center for Sleep and Consciousness on brain stimulation during sleep and with the Boly Lab on seizures and postictal delirium. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is completing a post-baccalaureate internship with the lab before furthering his education in medicine and research. No registration is required, and there is no virtual option.