Family events in Brown County, WI

Enjoy casual tabletop play at Gnome Games Green Bay West. Tables are open for board gaming, with a wide selection available from the store’s game library or the option to bring your own favorites. Families and friends are welcome to sit down, pick a game, and have fun together.

At the Greater Green Bay YMCA - Ferguson Family, children in the community can pick out new or gently used Halloween costumes donated to the Y. Every child must be accompanied by an adult to receive a free costume. Registration is not required. This giveaway is made possible with support from Community First Credit Union.

Discover Hyperia City, the newest Disney Lorcana set, at Gnome Games Green Bay West during a Pack Rush prerelease. Pack Rush is a fast format that is easy to get into, requiring only two sealed boosters per player. The prerelease runs as a three round Swiss event. Entry is $20 plus sales tax. Additional prerelease events are offered at the store throughout the weekend.

Turbo Thursday brings car enthusiasts together at Hy-Vee in Ashwaubenon, Green Bay. The gathering is free and open to the public, and Hy-Vee will offer $12 steak dinner meals during the event. All types of vehicles are welcome. To keep the lot safe and family friendly, please refrain from excessive revving or two-step, and avoid burnouts, donuts, wheelies, or squealing tires. Keep music at a reasonable volume. Drive slowly throughout the active parking lot, as children may be present. No alcohol or alcoholic carry-ins are allowed, with no exceptions. Drugs, weapons, fireworks, and vandalism are prohibited. Failure to follow these rules will result in immediate removal from the event. WHEELS4HEROES CAR CO. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is not responsible for damage to vehicles, property, or possessions, or for any bodily harm, damages, or injuries that may occur. The organization does not condone drinking and driving. Travel sober, use a ride share option like Uber or Lyft, or get a ride with a sober driver.

This seasonal celebration offers interactive stage performances, fall-themed games, creative craft stations, treat decorating, balloon animals, face painting, and additional activities. It brings together live entertainment and hands-on experiences in a fall-themed setting.

Celebrate Halloween at Heritage Hill with a festive blend of history and seasonal fun across a beautifully decorated historic park. Costumes are welcome, and the atmosphere combines light spooky vibes with hands-on learning for all ages. Activities include pumpkin bowling on the Garden Patio, a fall family photo spot at the Farm, Snap Apple by the Gazebo, a fur trade encampment, a fife and drum corps performance on the Fort Grounds, face painting in the Growing Community, a dance party with a bonfire outside the Town Hall, story time in the Fort School House, and the Green Bay Fire Engine near the playground. Food and drinks feature the 888 Cheese & Co. food truck, plus the Heritage Hill bar and popcorn at the Tank Barn. Tickets are available at the door. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children, with free entry for ages 2 and under as well as members.

STEM Inclusive Initiatives (STEMii) hosts a hands-on camp focused on LEGO robotics at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Participants will design and assemble LEGO robots, work with coding and sensors, and take on imaginative missions and engaging challenges that put engineering abilities into practice. No prior experience is required, and students are encouraged to bring curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning. Space is limited.

Celebrate the season with a pet friendly fall gathering filled with activities for all ages. Guests are welcome to bring pets, kids, family and friends. Enjoy a photo booth, decorate pumpkins, and take part in games designed for both pets and families. Beverages and snacks will be provided, along with prizes and other giveaways. Activities are planned outdoors if the weather cooperates, with an indoor option available if needed. A signup form can be found in the event listing.

Pokémon fans are invited to a casual meet up where families can enjoy the game together. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome to play the trading card game, watch cartoons, and spend time coloring. One Saturday each month includes a special activity. This week celebrates Pokéween with a Ghost Type Pokémon Catcher craft. Participants will color their catcher, then fold it by following the diagram on the paper. To play, pick one of four Pokémon and move the catcher for each letter in the name, choose a number, then look under the flap to see the message that reveals whether the Pokémon was caught.

A Halloween celebration filled with laughter, fun, and community spirit takes place at the Greater Green Bay YMCA - West Side in Green Bay. Families, friends, and neighbors can enjoy a safe, festive setting with games, music, dancing, and a Trick-or-Treat Trail. Costumes are encouraged. This free community event does not require registration. Sponsored by Nicolet National Bank.

Enjoy dinner at Pizza Ranch during an evening dedicated to giving back. A percentage of sales will be donated to HER Alliance, turning a simple meal into meaningful support.

Learn new juggling skills or build on the ones you already have at this juggling club gathering in Green Bay. Beginners can get started with the basics, and experienced jugglers can focus on improving technique. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Dates and times may change, so check for schedule updates.

This event features classic bingo at Titletown in Green Bay. Each week highlights a new theme to keep the experience fresh. Entry is through 46 Below Cafe, with staff providing access to Rockwood Terrace. The program is free and does not require registration. Participation is first come, first served until capacity is reached.

Tot Time at Let’s Run Around is a dedicated play period for children in kindergarten and younger, providing a friendly setting focused on little ones. It takes place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and families can remain after the session ends because regular play continues. Standard daily admission applies, and monthly or annual memberships can be used. Older siblings are welcome and are asked to be especially considerate of the youngest children. The schedule may change during no-school days or weeks, holidays, or other special circumstances, so checking the venue’s Facebook page for updates is recommended.

Enjoy a weekly session of nature-themed storytelling and activities led by the Garden Education Team. The location may vary each week, so check with the Guest Experience Team upon arrival to find where it is taking place. Participation is included with the Garden’s daily admission.