This weekend in Beaver Dam, WI

The 9-9-9 Tournament packs 27 holes into a single outing, combining three distinct formats for a full day on the course. This setup delivers a varied round that stays fresh from the first tee to the final putt.

The Downtown Beaver Dam Farmers Market is organized exclusively by the Beaver Dam Chamber & Visitor Center. Recent spam comments and fake vendor posts have falsely claimed to handle market registrations, so please trust only information shared directly by the Chamber. Vendors with questions can contact the Beaver Dam Chamber at 920-887-8879. The market is held in all weather. Photography and video may be captured by the Chamber and event partners for promotional, marketing, social media, tourism, and informational use. If you prefer not to be photographed, notify event staff.

Guided by Horicon Marsh Bird Club Vice President Brad Webb and Board Member Michael Bingham, this birding outing explores Mayville’s Ziegler Park in search of early fall migrants. The park features mature woodland along the east branch of the Rock River and a 1.5 mile nature trail, with 174 species recorded on eBird. Participants will meet at the baseball field parking lot within Ziegler Park.

Each week, Amish Country bakery specials are offered at the Fox Lake and Horicon locations, with a wide selection of fresh-baked treats available while supplies last. Pre-orders are accepted so items can be ready for pickup. More updates will be shared.

This DCHA speed event focuses on fun and friendly competition. Participants bring their horse to compete for prizes and collect points toward the Buckle Chase.

Bank First presents a free community paper shredding event in Watertown, offering a secure way to dispose of personal documents while supporting local food pantries. Although there is no charge, participants are asked to bring a nonperishable food donation for each bag of documents they bring to shred, with all donations going to area pantries. Confidential Records, an AAA certified shredding company, will provide mobile shredding units staffed by licensed and bonded document destruction specialists who ensure all shredded materials are handled securely. The event will take place rain or shine, and attendees are welcome to watch the shredding process. To keep space available for residents, businesses are asked not to participate. Acceptable materials include old tax returns, bank and credit card statements, medical records, and other personal papers. Items that cannot be accepted include black butterfly clips, hanging file folders, three ring binders, hard drives, magnetic tapes, and plastic items. Bank First highlights prior community impact, with 87,600 pounds of paper shredded across 18 events in 2024 and 91,975 pounds across 20 locations in 2025.

The Global disc golf event in Watertown takes place at The Roundhouse Farm DGC and supports the Paul McBeth Foundation and its efforts to expand disc golf worldwide. It is held on a private course just outside of Watertown, and the meeting point is the barn and sheds. The event supports initiatives that have helped bring new courses and opportunities to communities in Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, and the Dominican Republic. A grill will be available with burgers or brats for $5 per plate, along with self-serve salads. Attendees may bring their own drinks.

At Leroy Meats and Catering in Horicon, a brat and burger fry supports local nonprofit organizations. Pick up lunch and contribute to community groups with every purchase.

Prime rib takes center stage at The Meating Place inside the Mayville Golf Course clubhouse. Choose from 10, 16, or 24 ounce cuts priced at $29, $34, and $42. Each plate includes access to the soup and salad bar, a side of your choice, and a serving of rich au jus. Sautéed mushrooms and onions can be added for extra flavor. Availability may change if the venue is reserved for a private event.

Experience a welcoming gathering where intuition and connection come together. Explore meaningful insights, share personal stories, and deepen connections within a warm community. This event is ideal for anyone curious about intuitive messages or seeking a circle of like-minded people. Admission is $10, payable at the door. Expect an inviting atmosphere that fosters an open heart, a sense of belonging, and fresh inspiration.

Experience an evening where the earth meets the sky. Enjoy a farm-to-table meal crafted from the land, then take part in a celestial circle guided by the stars. This cosmic culinary journey blends seasonal flavors with astrology, creating a setting that reflects the life season you are stepping into. Dinner leads the way, the star-led gathering follows, and the night unfolds under a canopy of cosmic inspiration.

Rural Route 3 performs live country music at The Hill Tavern.

At Glacier Valley Campground, this event spotlights rock and alternative music with songs from Ozzy, Alice in Chains, Green Day, Lit, Eve 6, Muse, Jet, Sublime, Third Eye Blind, Foo Fighters, Greta Van Fleet, and more.

This annual summer meat shoots competition uses a bring-your-own-gear format. Participants bring their own gun and ammunition, along with a competitive spirit, for a chance to win meat options from Pernat's.

Audubon Days returns with a Crossfire Sunday Funday, bringing a lively, high energy celebration.