Events in Baldwin today

Explore a rotating mix of estate pieces, statement furniture, artwork, home décor, collectibles, and other one-of-a-kind finds at this weekly sale from Garage Sale Titans. New items are added every week, so the selection is always changing. It is well suited to home decorators and DIY enthusiasts, collectors and resellers, and anyone looking for distinctive, quality pieces at great prices. Many items are unique and can go quickly, so arriving early can help secure the best picks.

At Baldwin Perk, a relaxed fiber arts meetup brings together people who knit, crochet, are just getting started, or simply enjoy spending time with fellow yarn enthusiasts. Bring whatever you are working on, exchange ideas, pick up new tips and techniques, and enjoy friendly conversation over a good cup of coffee. There is no registration, and you can stop by whenever it fits your schedule.

The championship picture heats up with a key stop at Ricks Hobby Farm before the finale. The event opens with practice and then moves into a full slate of racing. Classes include Sportsman, 40+ E-Truck, 40+ E-Buggy, 1/8 Nitro Buggy, 1/8 E-Truck, 40+ Nitro for buggy or truck, 1/8 E-Buggy, and 1/8 Nitro Truggy. Entry fees are Nitro $35, Electric $30, and Sportsman $25. Competitors of every experience level are encouraged to take part.

El Gancho channels the lively flavors of Coastal California with a warm Baja influence, presenting a seasonal menu built for togetherness. Plates highlight bold, seasonal tastes and are made to be passed around the table, enjoyed collectively, and lingered over from first bite to last.

Build your own Lego creations at the library. Create anything you imagine. This recurring activity takes place on the first and third Fridays throughout the summer.

Enjoy a summer gathering in Spring Valley at Handy Andy Memorial Park, featuring food and snack trucks, drinks, and vendors in a family friendly setting.

John Murtha, Eddie Schmidt, and Ethan Schmidt perform at the American Legion, bringing a set of music to the venue. The bar will be available for drinks.

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.

Six Willows Farm & Bakehouse will be at the New Richmond Farmers Market Heritage Center with sourdough favorites, foraged jellies, and a variety of baked goods. Enjoy the spirit of market season by exploring their selection and taking home fresh treats.

Celebrate fresh, local finds at this weekly market featuring more than 50 vendors. Explore fresh produce from local farms, handcrafted goods, freshly baked treats, and other artisan items. Arrive hungry, as food trucks offer a wide range of flavors for all tastes. Support small businesses and spend the morning with your community.

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.

An inaugural ranch horse fun show buckle series featuring a lineup of core ranch classes. Highlights include Ranch Conformation, Ranch Rail, Ranch Riding, and Ranch Trail.

Led by Deb or Julie, this mindful flow yoga session blends a dynamic asana sequence with intentional breathwork, then settles into a calm, steady savasana and meditation. It is designed to build strength while nurturing a centered state of mind, so you leave feeling more balanced in body, mind, and spirit. Pricing is $15 for a drop-in, $135 for a 10-pack, or included with a monthly membership.

This relaxed coffee chat brings veterans and spouses together to connect over conversation, coffee, and pastries. It offers a friendly setting to share experiences, meet new people, and enjoy time together. All veterans and spouses are invited.

An ATV and side-by-side fall ride takes place at Cedar Creek Inn/Cedar Creek Bar & Grill in support of veterans through the VFW Auxiliary. Adults contribute $10 each, with proceeds helping veterans in need in the area. When participants return to Cedar Creek, food will be available for a free will donation. Added fun includes 50/50 boards, a dice game called shake with chances to win gift cards, and raffle prizes. Tickets will be sold on the day of the event at 6 for $5.

At Rivertown Tattoo, Saturdays are dedicated to tattoos and piercings on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is required. Bring your own ideas, look through flash designs at the shop, or simply stop in to explore options. This offering is available each Saturday.

Fresh Threads Boutique brings a mobile selection of low cost clothing for men, women, and children to Pentecostals of New Richmond. Everyone is welcome. A suggested donation of $1 per clothing item supports the Fresh Express Mobile Food Market so fresh food can be provided at no cost to those in need. This is an outdoor event, with shopping taking place inside the buses, and the church facility will be open for refreshments and restrooms. It is a short stop, so plan accordingly.

SIDE TWO delivers a live show that feels like flipping to the other side of a favorite tape, racing across decades and styles while keeping the room moving. The set threads together grunge, alternative, classic rock, dance, pop, country, metal, and Brit pop, shifting gears with intent and drive. Shout-along moments land with Alive, Man in the Box, and Monkey Wrench, then slide into the glow of Dancing in the Dark, I Ran, and Hungry Like the Wolf. 90s mainstays such as Mr. Brightside, The Middle, Hey Jealousy, and What I Got share space with longtime favorites American Girl, Sweet Caroline, Born to Be Wild, and Sharp Dressed Man. The crunch of Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Tool meets pop sparkle in Straight Up, Time After Time, and Stacy’s Mom. Classic rock landmarks Rocket Man, Surrender, and All Right Now sit next to punk and alt energy like Song 2, Come Out and Play, and Sabotage. Country standards Ring of Fire, On the Road Again, and Country Roads round it out. The contrast is the point, mixing surprise picks with guilty pleasures and the sing-alongs people forgot they loved, building toward a finish that leaves the crowd calling for one more song.

Enjoy an outdoor set on the patio at Juniors RF with the Mary Cutrufello Band. Mary, who plays lead guitar with The New Havoline Supremes and with Michael Perry and the Long Beds, steps out front with her own group and a slate of original songs. The music blends rock and twang with plenty of guitar at the forefront. Event cover photo by Butch Whitfield @butchwhitfieldphoto.

Market at the 45th hosts Wilder Waffles alongside many other vendors, featuring a menu of sweet and savory choices. Look for six sweet waffle varieties and breakfast sandwiches built on their waffles, along with signatures such as the Italian Honeybee, a stuffed pepperoni pizza waffle, and El Waffle Libre, a Cubano waffle sandwich. Drinks include hot and iced espresso, creative cold brew concoctions, and flavored lemonades, plus root beer floats and ice cream sundaes. Everything is made from scratch with a gourmet touch, and the waffles are made with a brioche, yeast-raised dough that includes Belgian pearl sugar which caramelizes inside the waffle.

This Dam Days exhibit at the Community Center highlights local history with a feature on the 1942 flood, a new set of dam construction photographs, and a showcase of work by early Spring Valley photographer John Krueth. Recently discovered images from 1903 to 1904 present the town from vantage points on surrounding hills, offering rarely seen views. The collection gathers these materials in one place for Dam Days.

Celebrate the close of another great season by picking up favorite EQ items and enjoying tasty food, friendly company, and upbeat vibes.

Learn to paint in the Bob Ross style with Julie, a certified Bob Ross instructor, during a guided class at Rush River Brewing. Julie demonstrates how to prepare your canvas, load your brushes, and use the strokes needed for each stage. After each demo, participants have time to work on their own paintings while she circulates to provide help and answer questions. The class uses the wet-on-wet oil painting technique and welcomes beginners. Suitable for ages 12 and up. The fee is $60 and includes all supplies. Seating is limited. To register, contact Julie at 651-448-0484 or jfjetland@hotmail.com.

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.

Heather leads a weekly vinyasa flow practice where breath sets the pace. Move fluidly to build heat, strength, and flexibility, then settle into moments of stillness to support mindfulness, focus, and balance. Leave feeling less tense, more at ease, and more connected in body and mind. Suitable for all experience levels. Drop-in is $15, a 10-class pack is $135, or attend with a Monthly Membership.

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.

A weekly tradition at Streeters spotlights burgers, fries, and a fun atmosphere every Tuesday. The classic burger, topped with American cheese, tomato, and lettuce, is $6 and comes with fries. Personalize it with extras for a small charge, $1 for each additional topping or $2 for bacon. Whether the plan is dinner, drinks, or simply catching up with friends, this Tuesday lineup keeps the focus on simple, tasty favorites.

Enjoy a Hatha yoga class that focuses on stretching, strengthening, and uplifting your whole self. Lakken leads a gentle warmup, then a sequence that blends flowing movement with held poses, followed by a soothing savasana and a closing guided meditation. Open to all experience levels. Pricing options include $15 for a single visit, $135 for a 10-class package, or access with a membership.

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.

At Healing Roots, this compassionate circle provides space to speak about loss and be genuinely heard. Guided by Andrea Gerrard, the gathering upholds a long-held practice of meeting in circle, where every story is welcomed and respected. Participants can share at their own pace, witness one another’s grief with care, and find comfort in community without judgment. Cost is $10 per person.

All ages and ability levels are welcome at this weekly class led by Roxie, who creates a supportive, upbeat space that emphasizes safety and encouragement. Sessions are tailored so participants can adjust movements to match their needs, enhancing effectiveness while managing intensity. Expect a mix of targeted bodyweight work, guided stretching, breath practice, and brain-engaging drills that combine physical and cognitive challenges. The cost is $5 per class.

Nova Bar Hudson hosts an open mic welcoming performers and listeners. Sign-ups are available for anyone who wants to take the stage.

Max's Social House turns the spotlight on its guests for a lively karaoke night full of sing along favorites and plenty of laughs. Step up to the microphone solo or with friends, cheer for other performers, and enjoy the upbeat vibe throughout the room. Upscale spins on comfort fare and carefully prepared drinks complete the experience, all served in a warm and stylish setting.