Free events in Brown County, WI

Walk-in hiring is available for caregiver roles, including direct support professionals and lead positions. These roles support adults with medical or emotional disabilities in home settings that serve one to five residents. Openings include second and third shifts with both full-time and part-time schedules. Pay ranges from $14 to $18 per hour, with extra compensation for certain shifts and for overtime. A benefits package is offered, including medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k), stock, tuition assistance, and more. Interviews are conducted in person and on-the-spot offers may be made.

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.

The summer Market on Military returns with a welcoming community vibe, centered on locally grown fruits and vegetables. Stroll the aisles for handmade treasures, stock up on just-harvested produce, and enjoy easy supper options from food trucks. This season marks the market’s 10th year, bringing added fun, memorable moments, and a few surprises. Stop in for a quick visit or linger longer... it is a relaxed weekly tradition.

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.

Explore the Farmer's Market on Washington Street.

The Saturday Farmers Market presented by BayCare Clinic marks its 109th season with more than 100 vendors offering fresh produce, meats and cheeses, prepared and packaged goods, handmade creations, flowers and plants, and more. Free tote bags for market finds are available at the info booth courtesy of BayCare Clinic. Live music sponsored by Habush Habush & Rottier sets the tone in the Food Court, adding a festive soundtrack to the morning. Free outdoor yoga is offered in Morley-Murphy Plaza on a weekly basis during part of the season, along with a few special dates. Families can enjoy themed market days with activities for all ages, including Plants & Pollinators, Healthy Habits, Celebrate the Arts with National Farmers Market Week, Potato Day, and Halloween at the Market. For everyone’s comfort and safety, pets are not allowed at the market per city law. Support for the market is provided by BayCare Clinic, Renewal by Andersen, Habush Habush & Rottier S.C., NOVA, Prestige Roofing LLC, and Western Racquet & Fitness Club.

The Refined Divine Holistic Expo brings a full day of holistic and spiritual experiences to Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley in Green Bay. Offerings include psychic, oracle, and tarot readings along with reiki, energy healing, and massage, plus shopping for crystals and other spiritual tools. Readers are vetted to ensure authenticity. Early incentives include free admission for the first 100 people who register online. General admission is $5 at the door. The first 25 guests receive gift bags, and door prizes are offered throughout the day. The event also features a gallery reading in a group setting and a seminar called Awaken the Magic Within with a $25 fee.

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.

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.