Events in Brown County today

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.

This weekly Standard event features a $10 entry and prize support that awards a pack for each round win. Every participant receives at least one pack for taking part. The ever changing Standard format brings a broad mix of decks and strategies each week.

BRAs of the Bay returns for its twelfth year with an evening focused on Breast Reconstruction Awareness and support for people affected by breast cancer. What began as a local effort has grown into a creative celebration that blends artistry, education, advocacy, and philanthropy. Participants and supporters help highlight reconstruction options and patient rights, including the federal requirement that most insurance plans cover reconstruction after a mastectomy, even when it takes place years later. A signature feature is the bra decorating contest, where individuals, businesses, community groups, nonprofits, and public agencies transform bras into imaginative works of art. Designs are shared online ahead of the gathering to spark community conversation, and decorators can celebrate with fellow participants as contest winners are announced. Proceeds benefit local breast cancer resources, including Ribbon of Hope, with support from BayCare Clinic Foundation and Plastic Surgery & Skin Specialists by BayCare Clinic. An online voting period takes place before the event, and updates and inspiration are posted on social media.

A fun group that loves to dance gathers at the Elks lodge for line, trail, and couples dancing. The event begins with line dance lessons, then continues with regular line dancing. Music ranges from classic country to modern pop for a modern twist with an emphasis on having fun. Admission is $5 at the door. Drinks and food are available at the cash bar.

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.

A festive fall retreat filled with fun extras, displays, at least four meals, creative inspiration, gifts, crafting, shopping, and time with friends. The core weekend runs Friday through Sunday, with optional early arrival on Wednesday or Thursday available for $45 per person per night to be added at a later time.

Sweet Acoustics returns for the third consecutive year to provide live entertainment at the Aspiro Taste and Toast Benefit, an annual event at the Lambeau Field Atrium. The event features music and festivities in support of Aspiro.

The Canary Fund’s third annual Halloween party and fundraiser transforms Hotel Northland in Green Bay into a television-themed celebration filled with nostalgia and community spirit. The evening highlights classic and contemporary TV with costumes, food, music, games, and plenty of ways to support a good cause. Attendees are encouraged to arrive as favorite characters from sitcoms, streaming hits, or reality shows, whether solo or with a whole cast, with cash prizes awarded to standout costumes. A spread of charcuterie and a full pasta station bring comfort-food vibes, while the bar serves a signature Sopranos Spritz along with other options for purchase. Game-show style challenges invite contestants to compete for prizes, and a DJ keeps the dance floor moving with TV-inspired tracks spanning eras from Soul Train and American Bandstand to MTV. A silent auction featuring television-themed items adds another chance to score a favorite find. Every contribution benefits The Canary Fund and its work empowering grassroots change makers across Northeast Wisconsin, turning strong ideas into impact through its seeds for deeds efforts.

James Garner and his seasoned show band deliver a faithful celebration of Johnny Cash’s music, refined over 19 years of performances. Featured on local PBS stations and with appearances at Folsom and San Quentin prisons, the production brings back the sound and spirit of Cash’s live concerts. Hear classics like “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Ring of Fire,” “I Walk the Line,” and “A Boy Named Sue,” presented with a close-to-the-original sound that invites toe-tapping and sing-alongs.

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.

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.

Taylor Creek in Green Bay opens its doors for Christmas All Through the House. This festive occasion celebrates the Christmas season with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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.

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.

Experience the newly remastered Warlord collectible card game in a weekly competitive league that blends tactical planning with D20-driven action. Build an army, issue strategic orders, and aim to defeat an opposing warlord while balancing smart decisions with the luck of the roll. The league uses a $10 buy in, with a pack awarded for every round won, and each participant receives at least one pack. Starter decks that are competitive right out of the box are available for $20. Registration is handled through Melee.GG, and new players can create an account there in advance.

Local creatives share their paths and the impact of art in their lives, then guide a hands-on project in their style. This session features Kathryn Walczyk. Through conversation and making, participants explore how life informs creativity and how artistic practice can support healing and growth. Everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind piece they made. Suitable for beginners, with curiosity and openness encouraged. Most sessions are $45, and details are subject to change. Held one Saturday each month.

Fear Factory and Mushroomhead bring their co-headline tour to EPIC with special guests Nine Treasures. Two established headliners share the stage with an up and coming act for a night built on industrial riffs, mask-driven theatrics, and tightly executed metal. Expect full room energy from the first notes through the final hit, with no lull in the intensity.

After a busy summer, Troy Heinz and the 57's return to Lenny's Tap in Green Bay and are looking forward to a big night.

An electrifying tribute channels the look, sound, and spirit of Prince with a full band, vivid costumes, and eye-catching props. The set focuses on the Purple Rain era and rolls through favorites like Let’s Go Crazy, Purple Rain, and Kiss, along with other timeless classics. It is a throwback designed to transport the crowd to another time, capturing the energy of a party straight out of 1999.

Players gather for a weekly Riftbound Standard 1v1 session focused on head-to-head matches. The entry fee is $15. For prizes, you earn a pack for each round you win, and every participant receives at least one pack along with a Nexus Promo pack.

Take part in weekly Palworld play with a $10 entry fee. For each round you win, you receive a pack.

At Webster Avenue Market in Allouez, a sharpening service provides on-the-spot work for knives, scissors, garden tools, and other items. Sharpening is finished while you wait, and customers are assisted in the order of arrival.

Misfit Monday is a collaborative fundraiser with For the Dogs that supports rescue efforts through affordable canine care. Nail trims are $15. Add nail filing with a trim for $5. Ear cleaning is $5. Attendees are asked to wait in their vehicles, and volunteers will bring dogs in and out. It can get busy, so patience is appreciated while the all-volunteer team works to move everyone through as efficiently as possible.

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.

Enjoy a slow, accessible Hatha Yoga session guided by Tree Janzen of Tree’s Yoga. Suitable for any experience level, the class includes options for each pose so participants can practice in a way that works for their bodies. The practice blends mindful awareness, conscious breathing, strength building, and smooth movement to create a well-rounded experience on the mat. Please bring a yoga mat.

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.

Gnome Games Green Bay West hosts an open miniature day that welcomes both painters and tabletop players. Bring projects to paint, whether laying down the first coats or adding the finishing details, or head to the tabletop for battles in Battletech and Blood Bowl. A wide range of other games is welcome as well, including Star Wars: Armada and Zombicide. If your group will need more than one table, please call ahead so staff can prepare the space.

Nightmares at the Neville returns for a fourth season at the Neville Public Museum, presenting a trio of classic horror films with post-screening conversations led by UW-GB professor Zack Kruse that explore horror history, pop culture, and connections to American literature. This installment showcases The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971), where the brilliant yet disfigured Dr. Anton Phibes reappears in London to exact vengeance on the medical team he holds responsible for his wife’s death. With the aid of his enigmatic assistant Vulnavia, he orchestrates elaborate murders patterned after the Ten Plagues of Egypt. Directed by Robert Fuest and starring Vincent Price, the film is known for its theatrical flair, dark humor, and striking Art Deco influences. Admission is $7 for general entry, $5 for members, and $3 for students. Popcorn and soda will be available for purchase before the film, with cash required for popcorn.

Every Tuesday night, Copper State features live jazz by rotating local musicians, with artists such as the Harmon Brothers, Fred Velpel, and John Toussaint. Brews are part of the experience.