Events in Clintonville today

Seymour EMS hosts the sixth annual craft fair and fall market at Seymour High School, featuring handmade creations along with seasonal goods and foods from crafters and vendors. A basket raffle is planned, and donations of items for the raffle are welcome. The craft fair committee is led by Katie Katch, and crafter applications are available. Updates and additional details will be shared on the event page.

Discover the link between dinosaurs and birds at a free, in-person talk at the Waupaca Area Public Library in Waupaca, Wisconsin. Birds now thrive across the globe, and long before modern species emerged, some dinosaurs began developing feathers. Using powerful X-rays, researchers are teasing out chemical traces in celebrated dino-bird fossils, including Archaeopteryx, to reveal how these animals lived. The speaker, Uwe Bergmann, a professor in the Physics Department at UW-Madison, specializes in developing and applying novel X-ray techniques that draw on the most powerful sources. His work spans studies of fossils, water, how plants split water to produce the oxygen we breathe, and ancient manuscripts such as the Archimedes Palimpsest. Charcuterie boards will be available to enjoy during the presentation. No registration is required, and the talk will not be available virtually.

Enjoy an evening of award-winning barbecue paired with acoustic renditions of classic rock favorites for a relaxed and flavorful night out.

That 90s Band brings 1990s favorites to Spooks On Spurr, performing hit songs from the decade live for a full-on throwback vibe. The show focuses on well-known tracks from that era.

A variety of vendors will gather in the parking lot behind Events Everlasting, creating a welcoming outdoor setting for browsing and friendly conversations.

This monthly diaper distribution is for qualified Shawano County families with infants ages 0 to 4. Eligible families can receive diapers for their children during the distribution.

Hi-Max Build Nights offer a hands-on opportunity to work on a Hi-Max aircraft at Clintonville Airport. Participation is open to everyone, and donations of woodworking tools are welcome to support the project. The effort is organized by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Open Track Day at USAIR Motorsports Raceway in Shawano, WI offers dedicated seat time for kart and bike drivers in a controlled and organized practice format. Sessions run 15 to 20 minutes and alternate between karts and bikes, with a continuous rotation throughout the day. No advance registration is needed; participants can arrive, sign in, and take to the track. All drivers must wear full protective gear, including a full protective suit—two-piece suits that zip or connect at the waist are allowed—plus full gloves, over-the-ankle boots, and a DOT-approved helmet. All bikes must meet the requirements outlined in the rule book to ensure safety and consistency. Fees are $60 per kart and driver and $15 per spectator. Whether refining a setup, testing new equipment, or building seat time, this format provides a laid-back yet structured environment to drive.

Enjoy the final Park After Dark at Arlington Park in Shawano with glow-in-the-dark games followed by a movie at dusk. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. This event is free.