Events in Green Bay
Train Dreams
Adapted from Denis Johnson's novella, Train Dreams traces the life of Robert Grainier, portrayed by Golden Globe nominee Joel Edgerton, as he comes of age in the Pacific Northwest during a period of sweeping change in the early 1900s United States. Orphaned young, he works among the forests while helping build the expanding railroad alongside men as memorable as the landscapes around them. After a gentle courtship he marries Gladys, played by Academy Award nominee Felicity Jones, and they create a home together, even as his labor often keeps him far from her and their daughter. An unforeseen turn reshapes his path, leading him to confront loss, harshness, and a renewed connection to the very woods he has long cut. Released in 2025, the film is rated PG-13 and runs 1 hour and 42 minutes.
Mulva Cultural CenterTeen Running Club, Mon/Wed/Fri for Grades 8-12
A teen-led running club meets regularly through the spring and summer, guided by Green Bay West High School cross country runners Jasiah and Arabelle, along with Franklin Middle School track runner Genevieve. Participants should be able to run at least a quarter mile. With multiple teen leaders, runners are grouped by pace and preferred distance so those who like faster, longer runs can stay together while others who prefer a gentler pace and shorter routes have their own group. Parents are asked to provide contact information for their teens. Wonders By Women offers the space and coordination for these meetups but does not assume responsibility for participants, and having contact details helps in case of an emergency.
Hatha Yoga
Experience a calming Hatha Yoga session led by Tree Janzen of Tree’s Yoga. The class moves at a relaxed pace and welcomes all experience levels, offering pose variations so every body can participate comfortably. Practice integrates mindfulness, breath work, gentle strength building, and fluid movement for a balanced experience. Please bring your own yoga mat.
Green Bay Botanical GardenYoga with Horses - Summer Schedule
Unroll your mat for an all-levels, beginner-friendly yoga class led by Kerry Hoops, RYT-200 of Moonstone Pathways LLC, held inside a calm, tidy barn shared with relaxed draft horses. While they nibble hay and rest, these gentle giants sometimes engage with participants, and their steady energy helps create a soothing, grounded atmosphere that turns the space into a sanctuary for mindful movement and breath. Each class includes thoughtful inspiration and storytelling to support your growth on and off the mat. Bring a yoga mat along with a towel, blanket, or tarp to place underneath. Pack a water bottle and dress in layers, since the barn is protected from the weather but still a barn. The cost is $20, payable in cash or by Venmo to Moonstone Pathways at the door. Class bundles are available, with 5 for $75 or 10 for $100, offered year-round with no expiration. Prepayment is available through the QR code pinned on the Moonstone Pathways page. RSVP by direct message to Moonstone Pathways or by texting Kerry Hoops at (920) 362-0394, and feel free to stay after practice to visit with the animals.
Whistlers Run & RescueWoodland Wonders
Discover a year filled with nature, imagination, and learning centered on the magic of trees at the Garden. Encounter magnolias, oaks, musclewood, and other towering species while exploring forests and wildlife. Trees do far more than cast shade. They help deliver clean air and fresh water, and even everyday flavors like cinnamon trace back to them. This exhibition features activities for all ages, art inspired by the arboreal world, and opportunities for self guided exploration. It highlights how trees have supported life on Earth for more than 390 million years and encourages a deeper understanding and appreciation throughout the year. More details about the exhibit will be shared later this spring. Entry is included with regular daily admission, and Garden members receive free access.
Green Bay Botanical GardenComedyCity Kids Camp
Registration is closed for this year’s ComedyCity Kids Camp, now in its fourth summer. Designed for ages 8 to 11, the camp introduces the fundamentals of improvisation while helping kids grow in confidence, communication, creativity, and teamwork. Across five weekdays, experienced instructors lead interactive lessons and games where participants collaborate to build scenes and stories. The week concludes with a short showcase for family and friends on Friday, giving campers a chance to share what they have learned in a supportive setting. Along the way, kids practice self expression, strengthen social skills, encourage one another, and make new friends in a welcoming environment.
ComedyCity TheatreCamp: Forest Friends (Ages 6-8)
Designed for young nature enthusiasts, this camp explores the lives of forest animals with guidance from the Garden Education Team. Through educator-led nature walks, hands-on learning, and creative activities, participants discover how wildlife adapts to its surroundings, shares information, and supports a thriving woodland ecosystem.
Green Bay Botanical GardenGrandparents as Caregivers Circle
In Oneida (Onʌyoteˀa·ká·) communities, grandparents play a central role in passing on culture, strengthening families, and caring for children within a matrilineal tradition. The Grandparents as Caregivers Circle, offered by Oneida Nation Child Support Agency and Oneida Family Services, provides a welcoming place for grandparents to share experiences, receive support, and build connections with one another. Conversations touch on cultural education, technology education, health and wellness, and other relevant topics. Incentives are available at each session, and a meal is provided. Organizers encourage sharing this opportunity with grandparents who may not be on Facebook. For questions or to register, contact Kathleen at (920)490-3707.
Children of Grass: A Portrait of American Poetry Photographs by B.A Van Sise
Children of Grass: A Portrait of American Poetry presents the work of photographer B.A. Van Sise, pairing contemporary poems with vivid portraits of influential writers. Created in collaboration with the poets, each image interprets the artist’s voice and highlights the dialogue between picture and text. The exhibition explores identity, culture, belonging, and self expression, inviting visitors to consider life in contemporary America. Featured voices include Rita Dove, Nikki Giovanni, Joy Harjo, Joyce Carol Oates, Ada Limón, and others whose work reflects a wide range of experience. Blending visual art with literature, it encourages moments of reflection, conversation, and discovery for longtime poetry lovers as well as those meeting these writers for the first time.
Mulva Cultural CenterGBAPS Summer Food Program
The Green Bay Area Public School Summer Food Program serves lunch on the garden’s back patio on designated weekdays. It helps support children’s growth by offering nutritious meals at no cost to visitors age 18 and younger. Kids do not need to attend the Green Bay Area Public School District or qualify for free or reduced-price meals to take part. Adult garden guests may purchase a meal for $5.50. Menus are listed on Nutrislice and can change based on food availability.
Green Bay Botanical GardenTeen Improv Camp
Registration is closed and the class is full. ComedyCity offers a five day improv camp for teens ages 12 to 17 that focuses on the fundamentals of improvisation while building confidence and teamwork. Guided by experienced instructors, participants take part in interactive exercises that strengthen communication, creativity, and collaboration. Each day features new lessons, games, and group scene work, all within a supportive and welcoming setting that encourages self expression, social skills, and new friendships. The camp concludes with a performance for family and friends alongside the ComedyCity crew, with showcase details to be announced.
ComedyCity TheatreBeginner Embroidery Lesson
Designed for beginners ages 8 through adult, this hands-on embroidery lesson costs $30 per person and includes a stitch book with step by step instructions that will be used in class. Participants may choose and purchase any embroidery kit from the store, then receive personalized guidance on completing the embroidery or cross stitch project they select. Space is limited, so pre registration is required, and reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. When signing up, be sure to select the correct day and time from the available options. Please note that there are no refunds for no shows, and cancellations made within 24 hours are not eligible for a refund.
Summer Book Club, Grades 6-12
Designed for teens who love reading and talking about books with peers, this youth-led club gives participants the chance to choose the books and shape how meetings are run. Wonders By Women provides a safe, supervised space for gatherings and reviews selections to ensure they are age appropriate, while leaving all other decisions to the youth. If joining after the club has begun, call the store at 920-548-6742 to find out the current book. Direct contact information for the youth leaders is not shared with the public.
Artists in the Garden
Artists in the Garden invites artists to create new work in a scenic garden setting in Green Bay. This summer program welcomes artists every Tuesday at no cost with support from Green Bay Botanical Garden. Bring your own materials and work outdoors among the blooms. An Art Garage staff member will be on site to provide a free visit voucher, and artists may remain until the Garden closes. Vouchers are also available at the Gallery. Optional registration is available to stay in touch about the free visit. There may be opportunities for original artwork to be featured at the Art Garage and the Botanical Garden this year.
Green Bay Botanical GardenPlein Air Tuesdays with the Art Garage
View plein air painters as they create throughout the Garden. The first Tuesday of each month features Wilder Inspiration nights with guided prompts from Art Garage staff and volunteers. Select pieces made in the Garden may be displayed in the Art Garage show, Wild Air. Garden members receive free admission, and the general public pays daily admission.
Green Bay Botanical GardenTeen Movie and Crafting Social
Teens lead a movie and crafting social at Wonders By Women. The organization provides the venue and supervision, and participants pick the film together with a limit of no higher than PG-13. The teen organizers expect to watch Studio Ghibli cartoons or other popular movies, and the group will choose the title at each session. Crafting takes place alongside the screening.
Open Broadway Dance Class | The Weidner
Step into a high-energy Broadway dance session that blends rhythm, fun, and theatrical flair. Everyone is welcome, and no previous experience is necessary. This free class takes place in Studio One at The Weidner. RSVPs are optional; those who RSVP receive a reminder and any updates, and drop-ins are welcome.
The WeidnerBb 10th Anniversary Party
Marking ten years of creating, this celebration centers on a hands-on wood sign workshop. Participants choose a project from the gallery and use supplied materials with guided instruction from start to finish, selecting from a variety of paint and wood stain colors to personalize a piece for home or gifting. Each full size project comes with a complimentary bonus board to make at the same time. For multiple participants, register each project individually so each person receives the free bonus, and add the bonus board as an additional ticket after choosing the full size project. Advance registration is required. The festivities also include $2 drinks and giveaways.
Lyric RoomSingo
At Anduzzi's Sports Club - Green Bay East, enjoy a music-themed version of bingo where songs take the place of numbers. Players listen to favorite tunes, mark their cards as they recognize them, and singing along is optional. It is free to play and there are prizes to win. The Singo 50/50 cash jackpot is $3,300, awarded for a single column Singo within the first ten songs. Participants must be 21 years old to play.
Anduzzi's Sports ClubTuesday Night Rides 2026
The popular summer group rides return with three pace options so every rider can find a comfortable match. Groups A and B tackle the same route in opposite directions on alternating weeks, and Group A rolls out of town at an easy, neutral pace before the fireworks begin. Riders meet at the shop and sort into A, B, and C groups before departing. The C group covers roughly 20 miles at about 14 to 16 mph, with a shorter cutoff available, and it pauses to regroup during the ride. It follows a no-drop policy so no one is left behind, and all bike types are welcome, including road, fat, hybrid, and e-bikes. The B group heads to Bayshore Park and back for about 25 miles, averaging around 18 to 20 mph. The aim is to stay together, with regroups after any quicker sections. Any bike is welcome, though a road, touring, or gravel bike will make this pace more comfortable. Riders looking for an extra challenge can step up to Group A. The A group takes a longer route to Bayshore Park, covering about 35 miles at an average of 22 mph or more. It is a spirited effort and a good way to test fitness. After the ride, everyone meets back at the shop for beverages and conversation. Please follow the rules of the road, stop at intersections, be courteous to motorists, communicate with fellow riders, and stay alert. Bluetooth speakers and headphones are not allowed, and if your bike has aero bars, do not use them while riding in the group. Junior riders are welcome, helmets are required, and smiles are too.
SNC Knights on the Fox with Brass Differential
A summer concert returns to the St. Norbert campus for another round of live music.
St. Norbert CollegeKnights on the Fox – Alumni Night
Alumni Night brings Brass Differential to the award-winning Knights on the Fox concert series, returning to the St. Norbert College campus for a summer of live riverfront music. Alumni can enjoy dinner on the patio, and everyone is invited to relax with great music. Admission is free and open to all. Attendees may arrive by land or by water, with docks available at Thompson Marina. Parking is available in the lots off Third Street, with accessible parking near Old St. Joseph Church. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and plan a picnic, or purchase food on site. Support for the 2026 season is provided by Belmark, Inc., Bergstrom Automotive, Pat and Vivian Rice, Pomp's Tire Service, Inc., Robinson, Union Hotel & Restaurant, Tom and Kathy Adrians, Carbliss, Renier Hotopp Law Offices, LLC, Peter and Kathy Reines, Wisconsin Public Service Foundation, the Law Firm of Conway, Olejniczak & Jerry, S.C., Randy and Julie VanStraten, and Kay Distributing Company.
Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus CenterLearn To Sew On Your Own Badges
Designed for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts who want to attach their own awards, this one hour lesson provides clear, step by step instruction on sewing patches and badges onto uniforms and sashes. Participants should bring a uniform and a patch that needs to be added. The cost is $15. Students may bring a needle and thread or purchase those supplies from the store. Advance registration is required because space is limited, and participants should choose the correct session when signing up. There are no refunds for no shows, and cancellations made less than 24 hours before the lesson are not refundable.
Story Time
This weekly program features nature-themed stories and activities led by the Garden Education Team. Upon arrival, check with the Guest Experience Team for the current location, since it can change from week to week. Participation is included with regular daily admission to the Garden.
Green Bay Botanical GardenMoms & Mugs
MMW hosts a relaxed gathering at Lux Life Chiropractic that centers on conversation over coffee and mutual support for moms. The group is free and open to the community, and there is no requirement to be a client of MMW or Lux Life. Individual lactation consultations are not provided during the session, though assistance with weighing your baby is available.
Lux Life ChiropracticDiscovery Cart
Explore no-cost, hands-on science activities that highlight trees and the many ways they support us. The Garden’s Education Team leads the experience, guiding participants through interactive learning at the Garden.
Green Bay Botanical GardenBeginner Sewing Lesson. Make a Purse
Learn the fundamentals of hand stitching in a beginner friendly lesson for children and adults while creating a purse with a fun cat theme. Choose green or pink for your project. Advance registration is required because capacity is limited. When signing up, select the correct session from the available options. No shows are nonrefundable, and cancellations made within 24 hours of the lesson are not eligible for a refund.
De Pere Beer Gardens
This family-friendly community event at Voyageur Park centers on a popular beer garden. All ages can enjoy a relaxed park setting, and new elements are planned to expand the beer garden experience.
Voyageur ParkFarmers' Market on Broadway
Presented by Emplify Health by Bellin, this bustling market is among the largest in Wisconsin. Over 120 local vendors fill the streets with fresh produce, baked goods, takeout food, coffee and tea, meats, cheeses, flowers and plants, handmade items, and more. Local craft beer is available to sip while exploring the booths, and live music adds a festive soundtrack. The market goes on rain or shine, with cancellations only in the case of severe weather.
Farmers' Market on BroadwayFarmers Market on Broadway
Look for a yellow tent set up close to Copper State Brewing Co., where complimentary samples of healthy granola will be available.
Farmers' Market On BroadwayInformed Choice at the Farmers' Market on Broadway
Informed Choice will be at the Farmers' Market on Broadway, among the largest farmers' markets in Wisconsin. They will hand out animal balloons and collect donations in support of Lucky 7 Dog Rescue. Attendees can test their luck at a Plinko game and enter a drawing for a chance to win a new TV.
12th Annual Lifesaver Benefit
The 12th Annual LIFESAVER Benefit begins at Thompson Marina on the campus of St. Norbert College. Attendees board a trolley to visit select homes on the Fox River for refreshments and good company. After the tour, the group returns to the marina for a short program, a buffet, an open bar, and live music, all benefiting the Willow Tree Cornerstone Child Advocacy Center, part of Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin.
St. Norbert CollegeCarve Your Pet - Pottery Workshop
Settle into a calm, creative pottery session focused on honoring a beloved animal companion. This two hour workshop welcomes beginners and guides participants in carving a pet’s likeness onto a pre made ceramic piece. To prepare, send a photo of your pet to the studio at least one week in advance so a custom stencil can be created. During registration, select the form you want to work with, choosing from options like a mug with or without handles, a treat jar for an additional 15 dollars, a bowl, a rectangular or round platter, a planter for an additional 10 dollars, or a to go cup. Each piece is already formed and slightly damp, ready for carving, adding texture, painting, and small sculptural details. The experience includes your chosen clay piece, a full range of tools and brushes, textures, underglaze colors, and access to lettering and pattern stencils, plus individualized guidance throughout. After the session, your work is kiln fired and finished with a clear glaze, and you will receive an email when it is ready for pickup in a few weeks. The workshop is held at The French House of Clay studio. You are welcome to bring wine, beer, tea, or another favorite beverage, and glassware is available to use. Group sizes are kept small to support a relaxed, personal pace.
The French House of Clay StudioWarlord Wednesdays! Learn to play!
Explore the remastered Warlord collectible card game in a friendly learn-to-play setting. Build an army, issue tactical orders, and attempt to topple your opponent’s warlord as actions and attacks are resolved with a twenty-sided die, bringing luck and strategy together. These weekly sessions focus on teaching the rules and boosting confidence for new and returning players. There is no entry fee, and starter decks are available for $20 if you need one.
Windfall GamesMarket Series | Bullets & Booze
Part of the Badger State Market Series, this event features live music by Bullets & Booze.
Hagemeister ParkTroy Heinz and the 57's @ Titletown Brewing Co.
Live music will be featured on the Rooftop Bar during the Broadway Farmer's Market, providing a musical backdrop as the market takes place.
Titletown Brewing Co.GB Sluggers Info Meeting
Have you been seeing Green Bay Sluggers team posts and want more information? This informational meeting is for anyone considering the program or simply looking to learn more. Attendees will have the chance to meet the leadership team, hear an overview of how the organization operates, understand expectations and time commitments, and get questions answered ahead of tryouts.
If Tombstones Could Talk
Experience a guided walking tour at Allouez Catholic Cemetery presented by the Brown County Historical Society. Along the route, stories of Green Bay’s former residents are shared at their gravesides, bringing the past to life through the history of the people who once called the community home. This outdoor program invites participants to dress for the weather, and carrying a light lawn chair is recommended for comfort during the walk. Admission is $18 for nonmembers and $15 for members, and reservations are required.
Allouez Catholic Cemetery & Chapel MausoleumExplorer Wednesday: Free Wednesday for Brown County Residents
Brown County residents receive free admission to Neville Public Museum on the first Wednesday each month. Tickets can be obtained at the door. Try the triangle fruit cut craft, make it on site or take a kit home, available until supplies run out. Spend time browsing the current exhibits throughout the museum. Free entry is limited to individual private residents and families who live in Brown County. Organized groups, including schools, daycares, scouting groups, adult care facilities, community organizations, and other group programs, are not eligible for complimentary admission, and standard group rates apply.
Neville Public MuseumGetaway Wednesdays: Buy One Get One Admission
Explore Woodland Wonders, enjoy a picnic, and discover nature at the Discovery Carts. A buy one, get one admission offer is available with in-person ticket purchases, and the complimentary ticket must be of equal or lesser value than the paid ticket. This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts. Bringing your own picnic is welcome, and you can also pick up takeout from the Garden’s preferred partners.
Green Bay Botanical GardenCamp: Forest Friends (Ages 9-11)
Led by the Garden Education Team, this camp immerses young nature enthusiasts in the lives of woodland creatures. Campers head out on guided walks, take part in hands on activities, and create imaginative projects that bring forest science to life. Along the way they discover how animals communicate, adapt to their surroundings, and support a thriving forest community.
Green Bay Botanical GardenAdventures Underground
Join for Adventures Underground, featuring a reading of Sam and Dave Dig a Hole, followed by hands-on STEM mini-challenges and underground discoveries. Kids ages 6 and up will work together to tackle a STEM maze, uncover a hidden object, and take part in more fun activities.
Fisk ParkThe Dingaling Brothers Circus
Brothers Ringy and Dingy Dingalingi watch their circus get eclipsed by rivals, so they launch open auditions to track down the most outrageous performers they can find and try to save the show. The tryouts spiral into musical bits, circus stunts, and a parade of hopefuls that includes a gloom-loving French clown, a short-tempered German sword swallower, a dog wrangler from the U.P., a self-declared elephant specialist, a baby proclaimed to be the world’s largest, and a dwarf touted as the world’s tallest. With running jokes, questionable talent, and just enough chaos to keep things in line, the brothers learn that discovering new acts is one thing, and surviving them is another. Opening night is a benefit for Feed My Starving Children, Green Bay MobilePack, whose mission focuses on feeding children and spirits and encouraging faith-based service. Five dollars from every opening night ticket goes to this organization. Let Me Be Frank Productions is celebrating its 27th season. Flexible ticket bundles are available in five or ten show options priced at $185 and $355, and include vouchers that can be mixed and matched across shows. Perks include choosing dates and seats, adjusting how many tickets are used per performance, mobile ticket delivery, attentive customer service, and the ability to give vouchers as gifts. Flex tickets can be purchased any time during the year for use in the season ahead.
Meyer TheatreMarket on Military
The summer Market on Military returns with a lively farmers market centered on fresh, locally grown produce, handmade finds, and a variety of food trucks. This year marks the 10th anniversary, bringing more fun, lasting memories, and a few surprises. Browse for just-picked produce, discover handmade finds, and enjoy easy supper options while soaking up friendly community spirit.
De Pere Farmer's Market
The De Pere Farmer's Market is a farmers market event in De Pere.
Downtown De Pere Farmers Market
Downtown De Pere’s weekly market fills George Street Plaza with local flavor and community spirit. With presenting support from BayCare Clinic, visitors can explore a mix of returning favorites and new vendors, including an expanded selection of fresh produce. Expect a wide range of locally grown and handcrafted items such as flowers and plants, sourdough and other artisan breads, baked treats like pies, cookies and empanadas, plus maple syrup, jelly and salsa. You will also find candles, bath and body goods, herbal remedies and essential oils, along with plenty of additional specialties. Each market features live music, food trucks and refreshing beverages, a KI sponsored kids area, and scenic river views. This date showcases music by Dani Maus, with entertainment support from Hemauer Financial Group and Tweet Garot. Leashed dogs are welcome, and owners should be mindful of their pets around other guests.
George Street PlazaHowe Community Resource Center's 30th Anniversary Celebration
Howe Community Resource Center marks 30 years of growth, community, and impact with a celebratory dinner and an evening of conversation at Green Bay Botanical Garden. Appreciation is extended to sponsors including Green Bay Packers Give Back, Festival Foods, Capital Credit Union, Peshtigo National Bank, KI, Summit Credit Union, Schreiber Foods, Associated Bank, Society Insurance, Hawkins Ash, FOODelicious, and Wild and Free Photography.
Green Bay Botanical GardenGong & Guided Meditation
This group class blends intention setting, a brief guided meditation, and the soothing vibrations of the gong to nurture a stronger sense of worth and self love. Led by Brenda Brayko of Celestial Sound, each session centers on a single focus and uses sound to support clarity and relaxation. Regular attendance can create benefits that build over time. Possible themes include letting go of pain, cultivating wonder, easing fear and anxiety, affirming worthiness, and welcoming abundance. Wear comfortable clothing. Please bring a mat, pillow, eye pillow, and a blanket. The floor is firm, so bringing two yoga mats can add extra cushioning.
Green Bay Botanical GardenBuild a Bird or a Toad House with Clay - Pottery Workshop
Create a charming clay home for garden visitors in a playful pottery workshop focused on toad houses and birdhouses. Using accessible hand-building techniques, participants shape, refine, and personalize a piece, with pre-formed bodies and roofs available for the round style to make getting started easier. Add character with carved textures and nature themed details such as flowers, bees, ladybugs, leaves, and tiny doors, then finish it with names or phrases using lettering and pattern stencils. No prior experience is required, and all materials are included, from clay tools, texture and carving tools, brushes, and underglaze paints to attentive guidance throughout. After the session, each piece is dried, kiln fired, coated in clear glaze, and fired again, then ready for pickup a few weeks later, with an email sent when it is finished. The small-group format creates a relaxed, personal atmosphere that suits gardeners, bird lovers, pottery enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a cozy creative evening.
The French House of Clay StudioTitletown Bluegrass Burner
A monthly patio picking gathering unfolds on the rooftop at Titletown Brewing Co, hosted by The WickSnippers. Expect the band’s own tunes alongside traditional bluegrass jams, a friendly atmosphere with room to dance, and a relaxed brewery setting. The WickSnippers, led by frontman Nick Gonnering, are a Wisconsin bluegrass group that blends classic styles with a touch of newgrass, inspired by artists such as Billy Strings, Tony Rice, Doc Watson, Brian Sutton, and The Grateful Dead. The focus is on fostering community around bluegrass and celebrating the easygoing spirit of summer.
Titletown BrewingPianos. Purpose. Powering Smiles!
Dr. Krista Primley of BayCare Clinic sets the tone for an upbeat evening at Badger State Brewing Company with a performance by NEW Dueling Pianos. Attendees can look forward to heavy appetizers, a cash bar, and raffles, all benefiting Oral Health Partnership. Sponsorships and tickets are available.
Badger State BrewingBingo at Main Street Pub and Grill
Bingo at Main Street Pub and Grill is hosted by Jake Rock. The progressive jackpot continues to grow.
Author Talk with Kristine Hansen, Sharing Frank Lloyd Wright's Illinois
Architecture enthusiasts and admirers of Frank Lloyd Wright can hear author Kristine Hansen discuss her book Frank Lloyd Wright’s Illinois, an exploration of the state where his work flourished, from early Prairie ideas to Usonian designs. The book blends architectural insight with the human stories behind the buildings, spotlighting 41 of nearly 80 Wright sites located no more than four hours from Chicago. Arranged by region and spanning projects built between 1889 and 1959, it traces each site’s origins, who commissioned it, the materials selected, and the way each structure relates to its natural surroundings. It serves both travelers planning self-guided visits and readers learning from home. Kristine Hansen writes extensively about architecture, design, and travel. Her coverage of Wright’s life and projects has appeared with ArchitecturalDigest.com, Dwell.com, CNTraveler.com, and Realtor.com, as well as in Midwest Living Magazine and Milwaukee Magazine. She is also the author of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin.
Lion's Mouth BookstoreDungeon Crawler Carl Trivia Night
At ComedyCity Theatre, a five level trivia quest devoted to Dungeon Crawler Carl challenges teams with content from Matt Dinniman’s LitRPG series. Questions can draw from all eight books, including A Parade of Horribles, as well as the audiobooks, so teams familiar with Carl, Princess Donut, Mongo, loot boxes, factions, achievements, and the AI’s priorities will be well prepared. Attendees can come in character for a costume contest nodding to The Butcher’s Masquerade. Royal court splendor, survivor chic, or the most obscure nods are all welcome. Expect themed drink specials, giveaways, and surprises. The top party takes home a titanium level loot box of prizes, and every crawler receives a complimentary drink with admission.
ComedyCity TheatreCity Band Concert
Live music fills Voyageur Park as the City Band presents an evening program at the Nelson Family Pavilion featuring Can Animals Talk?. Arrive a little early to enjoy the park setting and get comfortable. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets. Admission is free. In case of rain, the concert will be canceled.
Voyageur ParkCan Animals Talk? Concert
Live music fills the open air at Voyageur Park for a concert held outside.
Voyageur ParkCharleston!
Set in the 1920s, this lively musical follows flapper Polly Pepper as her 18th birthday approaches and a diamond necklace comes her way. She is planning an offbeat party for her friends, and her new boyfriend, Buck Wayne, is determined to be there, even if that means landing his private plane on the polo grounds. Meanwhile, a crew of mobsters plots to slip into the celebration and steal the necklace, putting a clever con into play. The production highlights the era’s flair with showgirls, raccoon coats, ukuleles, goldfish swallowing, and gangster mischief. Directed by Bonnie Kirschman and performed by a company of more than 45 young actors, it brings the decade to life with spirited fun and suspense.
UWGBStory Time
Enjoy a session led by museum education staff that features stories, movement, and artmaking. The program is included with admission, and Friends of the Neville receive free entry.
Neville Public MuseumFood Truck Days @ Academy of Beauty Professionals Green Bay
Food Truck Days brings local flavors to Academy of Beauty Professionals in Green Bay. Pick up lunch, support area food trucks, and enjoy a laid-back midday break. The lineup rotates throughout the season with favorites such as Big Axe Chops, Coqui Cafe, and Asian Haven Co.
Academy of Beauty Professionals - Green BayBike Night
Enjoy a free ride-in motorcycle show where only operational, licensed bikes are eligible to compete and every entry must arrive under its own power. Registration is complimentary and completed at check-in upon arrival. Bikes brought by trailer cannot go straight to the display area, they must be unloaded in general parking and ridden into the official show zone to be considered for judging. Entries must remain in the designated show area during judging to qualify for awards, and engines should not be started during presentations or at any restricted times. Riders choose their class, and judges may reassign entries or combine categories when appropriate. Classes include antique and vintage machines that are typically stock or historic models from earlier eras such as pre-1965 or pre-1990, street or mildly modified stock bikes that retain factory engines, frames and front ends with bolt-on upgrades, radical customs featuring significant frame or geometry changes, baggers that require saddlebags, and sport or race builds focused on performance. Please avoid excessive revving inside the venue, leave safe space around neighboring bikes to prevent tip-overs and allow access, and dispose of any trash or detailing fluids properly. Prizes are awarded to each first place winner in the classes.
Tytlers CycleFriday Night Magic
A bi-weekly Magic draft takes place every other Friday, featuring the newest set or a player-selected option from draft or play sets on hand. Entry is typically $25 per player. Prize support follows a win a round, win a pack format. Every participant receives at least one prize pack, and a 3-0 record earns a promo pack.
Windfall GamesPick Your Project - Pottery Workshop
A hands-on pottery night at The French House of Clay Studio offers a relaxed, creative two hour workshop for adults, with no prior clay experience required. Choose your preferred approach: begin with a pre-made clay form for a beginner friendly, low stress start, or build your piece from scratch using a 12 by 12 inch slab while learning basic forming techniques. Participants can personalize their work with lettering and pattern stencils, including custom names or phrases. All materials and studio tools are provided, from textures and carving tools to brushes and underglaze paints. Guidance is available throughout, and each piece is kiln fired and finished with a clear glaze after the session.
The French House of Clay StudioLaura Kostelnik Biskupic and Katherine Biskupic Sharing Lambeau Ladies
Authors Laura Kostelnik Biskupic and Katherine Biskupic lead a conversation about Lambeau Ladies, their book on the wives who sustained the Green Bay Packers during the Lombardi years. Drawing on personal interviews, they share how women like Cherry Starr, Vicky Aldridge, Barbara Gregg, Ruth Pitts, Peggy Kostelnik, and others kept the team moving by handling everyday needs and high pressure moments alike. The stories cover preparing sandwiches for game day, caring for injuries, studying film, running households, hosting team gatherings, and offering steady emotional support. They also highlight deep friendships, modest budgets, hungry young players wandering into their kitchens, confidence boosts after tough stretches, and clever ways to stay warm and stylish through freezing Green Bay winters. The book honors the people whose behind the scenes work helped power a championship run, and shows how their efforts shaped their town, their team, and one another. Laura brings experience as a sportswriter who covered the Packers for the Appleton Post Crescent, a high school journalism teacher, a marketing director, and a blogger since 2013, along with the perspective of Ron Kostelnik’s daughter. Katherine is a Los Angeles based comedy writer trained at Second City, a Works by Women Fest top award recipient, a creator with a sports comedy pilot sold to Audible, and a performer with videos featured on Funny or Die, Vulture, UPROXX, and USA Today.
Lion's Mouth BookstoreGrooves On The Green
Grooves On The Green brings free, family-friendly concerts to parks and green spaces across Green Bay, aiming to energize underused spots with local live music and strengthen neighborhood connections. This stop at Jackson Square features Green Bay reggae outfit Luma Knotty. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, and a food truck will be available with vendor details to be announced. The series is presented in partnership by The Tarlton Theatre, Green Bay Neighborhoods, and the City of Green Bay, with support from the Green Bay Community and Economic Development Department and the Green Bay Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department.
Jackson SquareRAPID TRANSIT BAND drops into Anduzzi’s East!
Rapid Transit Band brings the Rapid Transit Tour to Anduzzi’s East with a live performance on the outdoor stage. This stop features the band playing outside at the venue, continuing their tour with an open air show.
Bright Hollow
Bellevue sets the scene for psychedelic energy and upbeat summer fun in the heat. Expect a lively atmosphere with vibrant vibes all around.
Bellevue Taphouse2026 Packers Family Night
Packers Family Night at Lambeau Field offers a chance to see the team take the field for warmups followed by practice. Entry opens before warmups so attendees can get settled. Every person, including babies, must have a ticket to enter. Ticket access begins with a Junior Power Pack presale, followed by a public onsale.
Lambeau FieldAbba Tribute-Rock of Abba
The Music in Bloom Summer Concert Series at Green Bay Botanical Garden welcomes Rock of ABBA, a tribute to ABBA, for an evening of live music surrounded by flowers. The show takes place in the Billie Kress Amphitheater with the Schneider Family Grand Garden as a scenic backdrop. Food trucks and activities add to a relaxed, after-hours experience in the Garden. Dining options include The Grateful Cheese on site and boxed dinners available for pre-order from FOODelicious Catering, with pickup on the Plaza near Concessions. A limited supply of boxed meals and other food items will also be sold during the concert. Guests may bring their own picnic, and a small concessions area will offer snacks as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Outside alcohol is not allowed. Before the performance, the Garden closes to general visitors and then opens for ticketed entry.
Green Bay Botanical GardenCarbon Road
Carbon Road brings a waterfront performance to the Hagemeister boardwalk at Hagemeister Park, filling the evening with live music. The setting pairs upbeat tunes with refreshing drinks and a view of the sun setting over the water.
Hagemeister ParkTenth Avenue North
Tenth Avenue North presents new music at the Cup, drawing on a catalog of four independent albums, eight studio albums, three EPs and a live album, along with numerous live shows. The performance is set in Cup3.
Cup O Joy Music VenueMusicale Rando + Liquor & Sweatpants
Two music-fueled improv shows share the spotlight at ComedyCity. Musicale Rando turns audience inspiration into a full-length musical created in real time, with a playful twist... the songs arrive out of sequence. An opener might show up mid-show, a grand love song could surface before the leads even meet, a villain may step in long after the plot is underway, an uprising might burst forth at the most awkward moment, and a finale can appear before anyone is ready. Expect tender ballads, lively ensemble pieces, surprise revelations, and big finishes, all shuffled into an unpredictable order. Liquor & Sweatpants, ComedyCity’s musical duo, builds a fast-moving set of scenes and songs from audience suggestions. Together, these two performances are part of Rogue Comedy Month.
ComedyCity TheatreKaraoke Fridays
Otters on Birch hosts a lively karaoke night with T&C Entertainment running the music. Performers of any experience level are welcome, whether they are regulars or stepping up to the mic for the first time. Guests can choose their favorite songs, enjoy chilled drinks, and share plenty of laughs with friends. The atmosphere is welcoming and judgment free, keeping the focus on fun, memorable performances, and great music.
Otters On BirchBloom & Boogie
A lively music and movement session for little ones unfolds in the Garden. Led by the Garden Education Team, children sing, dance, and move to familiar nursery rhymes while enjoying the surroundings.
Green Bay Botanical GardenRock of Abba
Enjoy a tribute to ABBA with Rock of ABBA at Green Bay Botanical Gardens. Expect an evening of ABBA hits performed live for a fun night out in the garden setting. Come ready for great music from one of pop’s biggest acts.
Green Bay Botanical GardenSelf Defense Classes for Girls Ages 10-18, Summer 2026. You Must Register on the Website
Designed for girls ages 10 to 18, this self defense class focuses on practical skills that build confidence and awareness. Participants learn safety strategies, ways to stay mindful of their surroundings, and practice fundamental defensive techniques. Comfortable, easy-to-move-in clothing such as yoga pants or sports shorts with a T-shirt is recommended. If weather permits, the session may take place outdoors, so plan attire accordingly. No weapons are used or taught, though select self defense tools may be introduced and discussed. Parents are welcome to observe quietly and will not participate. A completed registration form and liability agreement from a parent or guardian are required. Enrollment is limited to five students per session, and sign-up must be completed at least 24 hours in advance. Refunds are not available for no shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class. Instruction is provided by a martial arts practitioner with about a decade of experience, whose self defense training began in college. As a mother of two, the instructor encourages self defense education for young women.
Wonders by WomenWarlord Weekly League
Take part in weekly competitive play for the newly remastered Warlord CCG. Build an army and issue strategic orders to defeat an opposing warlord, with actions and attacks resolved using a D20 that puts both luck and skill to the test. The buy-in is $10, and prizes follow a win-a-round, win-a-pack model, with at least one pack for every participant. Starter decks are available for $20 and are competitive right out of the box. Registration is through Melee.GG, and new player login is available there.
Windfall GamesDeath Café
This free, participant-led conversation about death and dying is facilitated by Deathwalker Doula Services. It offers a welcoming space to talk openly without expectations or an agenda, and it is not a grief support group or a counseling session. Hosted by Lion's Mouth Bookstore, light refreshments will be available. Space is limited, so please RSVP. For questions or to RSVP, email deathwalkerdoulaservices@gmail.com.
Lion's Mouth BookstoreTAE & The Neighborly (DUO) at Paradise North Distillery
TAE and Andy present an evening of original songs, showcasing music they wrote themselves.
Milly & The Mayhem
From Adele to Led Zeppelin, the newest variety cover band in the valley features members of INFER/RED, Audiochonk, and more. With three lead vocalists trading turns at the mic, their set ranges across pop, rock, country, indie rock, metal, and comedy, with surprises in the mix. They promise that life is better with a bit of mayhem.
Cocoon BrewingBroken Arrow
Broken Arrow comes back to Blue Collar for an outdoor gathering. Enjoy a relaxed open air atmosphere throughout the event.
Blue Collar Bar & GrillFarmer's Market on Washington Street
A farmers market takes place along Washington Street in Green Bay.
Washington StreetSaturday Farmers Market
Now in its 109th season, this Saturday market presented by BayCare Clinic brings together more than 100 vendors offering a wide range of farm-fresh produce, meats and cheeses, prepared and packaged foods, handcrafted items, and vibrant flowers and plants. Free outdoor yoga is offered in Morley-Murphy Plaza, and the Food Court features live music sponsored by Habush Habush & Rottier. Complimentary tote bags for your finds are available at the info booth courtesy of BayCare Clinic. For everyone’s safety and comfort, pets are not permitted, as the market is held on City property and local law prohibits animals at farmers markets. The season also includes Family Days with themes such as Plants and Pollinators, Healthy Habits, Celebrate the Arts in conjunction with National Farmers Market Week, Potato Day, and Halloween at the Market. Sponsors include BayCare Clinic, Renewal by Andersen, Habush Habush & Rottier S.C., NOVA, Prestige Roofing LLC, and Western Racquet & Fitness Club.
South Washington & Doty StreetsCarbon Road
Carbon Road delivers a high-energy hometown show on the Replay stage, celebrating a spot beloved for its friendly owners and staff, tasty food, and a fun lineup of activities. Enjoy yard games like bags, volleyball, and horseshoes, along with drinks from the tiki bar as the music keeps the party going. Expect a lively night with plenty of energy.
Replay Sports Bar & GrillThe Sand Box
Live music from The Sock Puppets fills The Sand Box in Green Bay, with food and drinks available.
The Sand BoxDJ on the Deck Ft. DJ Gemini Gilly
Set on the CityDeck along the Fox River, this free three-part music series pairs lively DJ energy with sunset views. This edition features DJ Gemini Gilly, blending crowd favorites with unexpected finds to create an eclectic, culture-forward mix for a wide range of listeners. Drinks are available from Hagemeister Park, with support from Carbliss and Croux. For updates, follow @djonthedeckgb on Instagram and TikTok.
CityDeckVampire Live Action
Enter an immersive live action role playing experience set in a world of darkness and intrigue. Vampires operate under the Masquerade’s strict codes while scheming for influence and status in the city, where betrayal and manipulation are constant threats. New players are welcome, with experienced participants available to explain the rules and help you get started. Admission is $10, and the event is intended for a mature audience.
ASHENJUGGAcoustic Endorphins
Acoustic Endorphins bring live music to the patio at the Taproom & Bourbon Bar of Rosatis. This Green Bay acoustic trio delivers lively energy and a set filled with crowd favorites. The performance is interactive, with a request list of more than 200 songs so the audience can help shape the playlist and sing along. Pizza and cold drinks from the Taproom & Bourbon Bar complement the music for a laid back night out.
Taproom & Bourbon Bar of RosatisHWE PRESENTS: CONQUEST
Hybrid Wrestling Entertainment brings Conquest to The Barrel Haus inside Badger State Brewing Company. The HWE Championship is on the line as Salem Crane defends against The Unholy One Shawn Priest. The Midwest Slayer, Stacy Shadows, faces the returning Brooke Tanner. The event also features Round 2 of the Summer Series tournament, sponsored by Powers Comics, plus more action. Tickets are $20 for front row, general admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the door, and there is an advance bundle of four general admission tickets for $35.
Struck by Lightning Jazz Quintet
Struck by Lightning JAZZ Quintet brings an easygoing blend of melody and groove to Cup O Joy Music Venue, offering smooth instrumental jazz that ranges from timeless standards to familiar favorites. Settle in for a relaxed program that highlights ensemble interplay and an inviting sound.
Cup O Joy Music VenueJosh Berton
A celebratory gathering with cheers and a bold, high energy vibe.
Otters on BirchTeen Running Club, Saturdays Grades 8-12
Teens can connect for regular runs throughout the spring and summer with guidance from Green Bay West High School cross country athletes Jasiah and Arabelle, along with Franklin Middle School track runner Genevieve. Participants should be comfortable running at least a quarter mile, and pace groups will be organized so runners who prefer longer, faster routes and those who want to go slower and shorter can each run with peers. Parents of participating teens are asked to complete a contact form so a guardian can be reached in case of an emergency. Wonders By Women is not taking responsibility for the youth in this club and is providing a safe place for the group to meet and organize their own workouts.
7th Annual Families of Children with Cancer Car Show
A community car show brings together automotive enthusiasts for a day of standout vehicles, music, food, and family-friendly activities while raising funds for Families of Children with Cancer, a local nonprofit that supports families in the community. On-site registration is available for participants with a $10 entry donation. Judging covers 15 classes along with a Best in Show, and winners receive custom handmade trophies. Fundraising features a 50/50 drawing and bucket raffles with local gift cards and other prizes. All proceeds benefit Families of Children with Cancer.
Dorsch Ford Lincoln KiaSteam Saturday: Infinity & Beyond Day
Infinity & Beyond Day is a STEAM Saturday event for kids and families focused on the wonder of numbers. Join in on hands-on activities inspired by 8/8, including infinity-themed spin art, never-ending paper chains, pattern making, and a number hunt. The event runs with drop-in style activities between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
The Children's MuseumDrop-In Pottery Workshop
Enjoy a relaxed, drop-in pottery workshop at The French House of Clay Studio near downtown Green Bay, designed for families and creatives of all ages. Participants select from a variety of unfired, pre-made clay pieces, then carve, paint, and personalize their project. Work freehand or use a wide selection of stencils to add names, phrases, and patterns. Pricing options include Mini Kids Projects at $15, Medium Projects at $35, and Full Adult Projects ranging from $45 to $55 depending on the piece. Choose from forms such as a mug, to-go cup, soup bowl, or a rectangular or round platter. All tools, textures, carving tools, brushes, and underglaze paints are provided, and guidance is available throughout. After the session, pieces are kiln fired and finished with a clear glaze. No experience is needed, and no registration is required, so drop-ins are welcome.
The French House of Clay StudioCornhole Tournament for Celebration Missions
This upbeat cornhole tournament supports Celebration Missions with a day of friendly competition, community, and fun. Participants may register with a partner or arrive solo to be matched with a teammate. The entry fee is $25 per person, and all experience levels are welcome. Expect cash prizes for top finishers, raffles, a silent auction, music, and a welcoming family friendly setting. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Every registration, toss, and raffle ticket helps advance Celebration Missions and its outreach locally and around the world.
Celebration ChurchTeen Camp Showcase
Get ready for a fun, family-friendly evening of improv as the teen performers from ComedyCity’s Teen Improv Camp take the stage to show what they learned. The audience will share suggestions, and the teens will turn them into on-the-spot scenes, games, characters, and moments, bringing the same fast, collaborative energy ComedyCity is known for.
ComedyCity TheatreSunday Acoustic Show
Rosati’s Tap Room and Bourbon Bar hosts an acoustic patio performance by Kirstie Kraus, a Nashville-based artist who was born in Florida, raised in Wisconsin, and graduated from De Pere. She blends country, blues, and rock, delivering sunny anthems and crowd-favorite duets. Kraus has been named Female Country Artist of the Year at the Grand Ole Opry and earned the Josie Music Awards Vocal Event of the Year. In recent years she has signed for CMA Fest in Nashville and toured the UK, including C2C at London’s O2 Arena. She has shared stages with Thomas Rhett, Kipp Moore, and Brothers Osborn, and has appeared on BBC Breakfast, WSM Radio, and Channel 4. Her duet Dab a Dolly was featured on Spotify’s All New Country editorial playlist. She is affiliated with CMA, ACM, and the Women Music Business Association, and also serves as a host for CountryLine TV in the UK and Nashville. Merchandise and meet and greets will be available at the show, with additional options offered online.
Taproom & Bourbon Bar of RosatisThe Big Snake Band
The Big Snake Band performs live on the patio.
Packer Stadium LoungeCider Sundays
Experience music performed live on a scenic patio by the river. A waterside backdrop sets the scene for an open-air listening experience.
Hagemeister ParkRiftbound Weekly Nexus Night
Riftbound Weekly Nexus Night features 1v1 play in the Standard format. The entry fee is $15. Earn a pack for each round you win, and every participant receives at least one pack along with a Nexus promo pack.
Windfall GamesSunday Evening Music in the Alley
Hosted in The Alley District in downtown De Pere, this recurring series welcomes the community to gather in the heart of downtown.
Pasquale's International CaféSunday Night Standard Showdown
This Marvel-themed Standard Showdown features three Swiss rounds with best of three matches. Participants receive a pack for each win, with at least one pack guaranteed for completing all rounds, and the winner receives a promo. Entry is $10 plus tax.
ASHENJUGGElks Brat Barn Fundraiser
Bring your appetite and support the Green Bay Elks lodge as it raises funds for Veterans and the Kerry Calba Scholarships that benefit local graduating high school seniors. The Elks will be on site at Festival Foods, with sales continuing until everything is sold out. Donations are accepted. For details about scholarships or membership opportunities, email gbelks259@gmail.com.
Festival Foods2026 Prince of Peace Picnic & Car Show
Enjoy a full day of fun, food, and festivities at the Prince of Peace Picnic and Car Show. Parking and admission are free, and everyone is welcome. The day features a classic car show, a celebration of Mass, and a picnic filled with attractions such as a silent auction, homemade bakery treats and ice cream, the famous Booyah, a Tootsie Roll booth, and more. Live entertainment includes Chad Przybylski & His Polka Rhythms and Next Myle with country and rock and roll. The day concludes with a grand prize drawing for $10,000. For health and safety reasons, pets are not permitted on the grounds. The schedule is subject to change.
Prince of Peace Catholic CommunityTheatre in the Park
A full day of free performing arts unfolds on the outdoor stage at Theatre in the Park. Emerging performers from Evergreen Theater present Charleston, followed by Play-By-Play Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. Set amid the energy of the 1920s, Charleston follows flapper Polly Pepper as she approaches her 18th birthday and a brilliant diamond inheritance. She plans an over-the-top party with friends, and her boyfriend Buck Wayne refuses to miss it, even if that means touching down a private plane on a polo field. Meanwhile, a crew of mobsters hatches a clever plan to crash the festivities and swipe the necklace. The Comedy of Errors tracks two sets of twin brothers, identical in name and appearance, who were separated by a storm at sea when they were young. Years later, one pair arrives in Ephesus to find their missing siblings, and a whirlwind of mistaken identities throws friends, family, and the entire town into confusion. The chaos builds until everything clicks into place with a joyful family reunion. A limited number of seats will be available, and blankets or chairs are recommended. Featuring artists from Evergreen Theater and Play-By-Play Theatre, with sound and technical support from Camera Corner.
Whitney Dog ParkAll Community Picnic
Enjoy an outdoor hangout at the All Community Picnic at Bay Beach Amusement Park. Come for good food and fun games, with a schedule that includes food served at noon, a program at 1:00 PM, games at 1:30 PM, and door prizes around 3:00 PM. This is an all-ages event with free parking.
Bay Beach Amusement ParkLevitt AMP Green Bay Music Series
Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series, presented by Fox Communities Credit Union, offers a free, ten week run of concerts that spotlights nationally touring singer songwriters in Green Bay. Taking place at Leicht Memorial Park, the series brings people together to enjoy live performances with friends.
Leicht Memorial ParkCommunity Impact Fundraising Event
Support local volunteer firefighters as the Casco Fire Department partners with Pizza Ranch (Green Bay East) for a Community Impact Night. Firefighters will swap their gear for aprons and help raise funds for essential equipment and services. Ten percent of dine-in sales will be donated to the department, and all dining room tips go directly to the cause. Carryout purchases also count when the CFD fundraiser is mentioned at checkout. In addition, half of the proceeds from 8 inch frozen cookie dough bought for takeout benefit the department. For more information, contact coordinator Debbie Haumschild at (920) 255-2896. Every meal contributes to the team that is ready to respond when needed.
Pizza RanchTeen Running Club, Mon/Wed/Fri for Grades 8-12
Teens can connect with peers and build endurance in a community running club that meets multiple times each week throughout spring and summer. Sessions are guided by Green Bay West High School cross country runners Jasiah and Arabelle, along with Franklin Middle School track runner Genevieve. With several teen leaders on hand, participants are grouped by pace and preferred distance so both speedy long-distance runners and those who prefer an easier tempo feel supported. Youth attending should be comfortable running at least a quarter mile. Parents or guardians are asked to provide contact information for participants. Wonders By Women does not take responsibility for the youth in this club, and is simply offering a safe place for teens to gather and organize their seasonal exercise. Contact details are requested so that a caregiver can be reached in case of an emergency.
Hatha Yoga
Enjoy a gentle Hatha yoga session led by Tree Janzen of Tree’s Yoga. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike, the class moves at a relaxed pace and includes pose options to accommodate different abilities. The practice combines mindful awareness, focused breathing, strength building, and fluid movement for a well-rounded experience. Please bring your own yoga mat.
Green Bay Botanical GardenRockin' in Josten
Bellevue’s Rockin in Josten Summer Concert Series brings live entertainment to Josten Park with Until Dawn, a high-energy variety trio. With a full-band feel from three performers, they showcase big vocals, tight harmonies, and a crowd-ready mix of rock, pop, and country. The show invites audience participation, whether you prefer to dance up front or enjoy the music from your seat. This family-friendly concert is smoke and vape free. The series is supported by Cherry Optical Lab.
Josten ParkVive La Danse Jazz & Contemporary Intensive with Paris based April Gerber
An immersive jazz and contemporary intensive designed for intermediate and advanced dancers, led by Paris-based dancer and choreographer April Gerber. April’s training includes six years at the Conservatoire de Paris in contemporary and jazz, followed by further study at the multidisciplinary Neodance Academy, where she wove in influences from street jazz, hip hop, and heels. Her stage experience spans notable French productions, including work with the Lemonade Dance Company under the direction of Justine Unzel, along with several years in a troupe that blended dance and theater. Expect a supportive, high-energy teaching style that centers on the joy of movement, confidence, and individual artistic growth. The program features dedicated sessions in intermediate and advanced jazz as well as intermediate and advanced contemporary. Hosted at NEWDO Studios in Downtown Green Bay. The full intensive costs $100.
Little Readers, Local Writers: Children's Authors Book Fair
Celebrate the inaugural Little Readers, Local Writers book fair, spotlighting children’s books by local authors. Attendees can browse and purchase new reads, meet the writers during casual meet and greets, and enjoy story time. Young participants can take part in activities for little ones of many ages. Everyone is welcome to attend, and there is no admission fee.
Cedar Creek of De Pere Event CenterWoodland Wonders
Experience a year devoted to nature, imagination, and discovery, anchored in the wonder of trees. Explore forests and wildlife throughout the Garden while discovering how trees shape everyday life, from clean air and fresh water to familiar flavors like cinnamon. Highlights include programs for all ages, art that celebrates the arboreal world, and self-guided activities that deepen appreciation for species such as magnolia, oak, and musclewood. These living giants have supported life on Earth for hundreds of millions of years, and this exhibition offers a closer look at their enduring impact. Additional details will be shared as plans progress. Admission is included with daily entry, and Garden members receive free access.
Green Bay Botanical GardenSOLD OUT: Camp: Artsy Oaks (Ages 9-11)
Registration has reached capacity for this camp, and a waitlist is available through the Guest Experience Team. Guided by the Garden Education Team, campers make art surrounded by trees through painting, drawing, sculpting, and craft projects inspired by nature. They study the shapes, colors, and textures found in trees and transform those discoveries into one of a kind creations in an interactive setting.
Green Bay Botanical GardenChildren of Grass: A Portrait of American Poetry Photographs by B.A Van Sise
Children of Grass: A Portrait of American Poetry brings together photography and contemporary poetry in a collaborative exhibition by B.A. Van Sise. Each portrait is created with the poet and serves as a visual companion to their work, highlighting the ways images and words connect. Themes of identity, culture, belonging, and self-expression shape the experience, offering a look at what it means to be American today. The exhibition features voices including Rita Dove, Nikki Giovanni, Joy Harjo, Joyce Carol Oates, Ada Limón, and others, reflecting a wide range of perspectives. Blending visual art and literature, it creates space for reflection, conversation, and discovery for dedicated poetry readers as well as newcomers.
Mulva Cultural CenterGBAPS Summer Food Program
The Green Bay Area Public School Summer Food Program serves nutritious lunches that support children’s physical and social development. Meals are offered on select weekdays on the Garden’s back patio. Any visitor 18 or younger can receive a meal at no cost, and participation is not limited to district students or those on free or reduced-price meal plans. Adult Garden guests may purchase a meal for $5.50. Menus are available through Nutrislice and may change based on food availability.
Green Bay Botanical GardenBraxton Cook
Jazz Coterie presents Braxton Cook at Gibson Community Music Hall. Expect an evening of contemporary jazz led by Cook, recognized for blending jazz with R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop. The set also features Mike King (p), Paul Reinhold (b), and Johnathan Pinson (d). Doors open at 6:20 PM.
Gibson Community Music HallSummer Book Club, Grades 6-12
A youth-led book club for teens and students in grades six through twelve, created for readers who enjoy sharing and discussing books with peers. Wonders By Women provides a safe, supervised setting and ensures the titles chosen are appropriate for the age group, while participants select the books and decide how the club operates. If you plan to start after the club is underway, call the store at 920-548-6742 to learn the current book. Contact details for the youth leaders are not shared with the public.
Plein Air Tuesdays with the Art Garage
Watch plein air artists create across the Garden. On the first Tuesday of each month, Wilder Inspiration nights offer guided prompts led by Art Garage staff and volunteers to spark fresh ideas. Selected works made in the Garden will be featured in the Art Garage exhibition Wild Air. Garden members receive free admission, while the general public uses standard daily admission.
Green Bay Botanical GardenArtists in the Garden
Artists can create new work amid the grounds of Green Bay Botanical Garden during a weekly summer series. Bring your own materials and make art outdoors. Admission is free for participating artists through a partnership with the Garden. An Art Garage staff member will be on site each Tuesday to provide a free visit voucher, and artists may remain until closing. Free visit vouchers are also available at the Art Garage gallery, and optional registration is available to receive updates about the free visit. Details about potential opportunities for original artwork to be featured with the Art Garage and the Botanical Garden will be shared.
Green Bay Botanical GardenTeen Movie and Crafting Social
Teens host a relaxed movie and crafting hangout at Wonders By Women. The organization provides a safe space and supervision while youth take the lead. Participants work on a craft as a film plays, and the group decides what to watch together each week. Choices are capped at a PG-13 rating, with likely picks including Studio Ghibli animations or other popular movies.
Sewing Lesson for Kids ages 5-10
Designed for children ages 5 to 10, this beginner hand sewing lesson introduces core skills like threading a needle, tying secure knots, and using a basting stitch to join fabric. Each student will create a mini animal-themed tote bag during the session. The class runs for two hours, costs $40, and includes all materials. Space is limited, so advance registration is required, and participants should choose the correct day and time when booking. Refunds are not available for no-shows, and cancellations made less than 24 hours before the lesson are not eligible for a refund.
De Pere Beer Gardens
At Voyageur Park, De Pere Beer Gardens brings the community together for a family-friendly gathering presented by De Pere Parks, Recreation & Forestry and sponsored by Amerilux. This edition features an Aug-Toberfest theme, live music by American Honey, craft beer from Kay Distributing with hard seltzer available, and a lineup of food and dessert trucks that includes Taqueria Maldonados, J Dogz, Houdini's Panini's and Fundaescoops. Outdoor games and activities are part of the experience, and proceeds benefit De Pere parks.
Voyageur ParkCarve & Bloom Workshop
A creative collaboration between The French House of Clay and J & S Garden blends fresh flowers with ceramic artistry. Participants begin at the J & S Garden Bloom Bar, selecting seasonal blooms and greenery to build a personalized bouquet. The experience continues in the studio, where each person receives a pre-made handmade ceramic vase, ready to be customized. With carving tools, textures, and guided techniques, attendees add designs that complement their bouquet, resulting in a unique piece to keep. No prior experience is required, and the focus is on a relaxed, hands-on creative process. Finished vases are fired and completed after the workshop, then available for pickup at The French House of Clay Studio a few weeks later. Guests may bring their own beverage, including wine, beer, tea, or a favorite drink. Group sizes are kept small for a calm, personal setting.
The French House of Clay Studio7000apart
7000apart brings its U.S.A. Summer Tour 2026 to Bay Beach Amusement Park to celebrate the new album Why Do We Do What We Do?, a dynamic release that reflects on what drives our choices in life. Following a Best New Pop Album win at the 2025 WAMI Awards for Feel Your Feelings, the band presents a set that balances intimate acoustic moments with high energy performances, blending originals with reinvented favorites by other artists. With more than 100 shows performed last year, including opening for Bebe Rexha and X Ambassadors and appearances at Summerfest and Mile of Music, this stop showcases the heart of their latest work. Whether your connection began with Feel Your Feelings or We Are More, or you are hearing them for the first time, the tour carries the spirit of the record to every city.
Bay Beach Amusement ParkFree Concert Series - 7000 Apart
Enjoy a free live music performance at Bay Beach Amusement Park. Find the concert in the area between Shelter 3 and Shelter 4. Local craft beverages from Noble Roots Brewing Company will be available, and food and other drinks can be purchased.
Bay Beach Amusement ParkHealing Hearts Monthly Grief Support Group
St. Croix Hospice bereavement staff facilitate a monthly in-person support group focused on grief and loss. Each gathering explores different topics related to grieving and offers supportive insights for coping with the difficult realities of loss. Anyone grieving a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or other family member is welcome. Participants have the opportunity to share their own story and connect with others who understand. Sharing is encouraged, but not required. The group is open to the public, even if you have not used St. Croix Hospice. Attend each month or as schedules allow. Registration is not required.
St. Croix HospiceTuesday Night Rides 2026
A weekly summer group ride returns with three pace options so riders of different levels can find a comfortable fit. The A and B groups alternate route direction from week to week, and the A group leaves town at an easy pace before any fireworks begin. Groups are organized at the shop before heading out. The C group covers about 20 miles at an average of 14 to 16 mph, offers a shorter cutoff, and pauses to regroup during the ride. It is a no-drop option and welcomes all bikes, including road, fat, hybrid, and e-bikes. The B group rides roughly 25 miles to Bayshore Park and back at about 18 to 20 mph, aims to keep the bunch together, and regroups after faster stretches. All bikes are welcome, though road, touring, or gravel setups are most comfortable here. The A group tackles around 35 miles on a longer route to Bayshore Park at 22 mph or more for a spirited effort and a solid test of fitness. Afterward, participants meet back at the shop for beverages and conversation. Please observe the rules of the road, stop at intersections, be courteous to motorists, communicate with other riders, and stay alert. Bluetooth speakers and headphones are not permitted. Riders with aero bars should avoid using them while in the group. Junior riders are welcome, helmets are required, and smiles are encouraged.
Author Talk with Randy Scannell, Sharing Book of Yeshua
Author Randy Scannell leads a conversation about The Book of Yeshua: Chronicle of Our Spirit, volume three, a work of speculative history that reimagines the world of Yeshua and his relationship with the Breath of God. The discussion looks at what can truly be known about the historical figure, noting the absence of contemporary records and the distance between his life and the earliest written accounts in Greek for a Roman audience. It also considers a broader spiritual narrative called Our Spirit, presented as a force shaping social and political life from antiquity to today, with attention to current challenges that include attacks by white Christian nationalists. Influences and sources for the book include Reza Aslan’s Zealot, the Bible, the Gnostic Gospels, the Dead Sea Scrolls, biographies and histories such as those by Michael Grant, and additional research. The project began as a large manuscript and was divided into several volumes. This installment is the first to appear in print while standing third in the overall timeline, with future volumes envisioned on Zarathustra, Herod the Great, Mohammad, and Jane Addams, as well as a set of short biographies. Scannell’s background includes a BA in History with a minor in Humanistic Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, a Roman Catholic upbringing in the Midwest, and experience raising a blended family. His work history ranges from paperboy and store clerk to educator. Teaching took him to Lahore, Pakistan in 2001, where the first full day of school coincided with 9/11, followed by the next school year in Monterrey, Mexico. Most of his career was in special education, with a final post at Menominee Indian High School. After retiring from the classroom he served for a decade as a city alder in Green Bay, and his writing has appeared in fsm. and The Voyageur.
Lion's Mouth BookstoreYoga with Horses - Summer Schedule
An all levels, beginner friendly yoga session guided by Kerry Hoops, RYT-200, of Moonstone Pathways LLC unfolds in a quiet barn setting with calm draft horses nearby. These majestic companions graze and rest during practice and may occasionally engage with participants, bringing a steady, warm energy that helps the space feel soothing and centered. The sounds and gentle movement in the barn cultivate a tranquil atmosphere that supports mindful breathing and ease. Each class weaves in uplifting themes and storytelling to inspire practice on and off the mat. Bring a yoga mat, along with a towel, blanket, or tarp to place beneath it since the practice takes place in a barn, a water bottle, and comfortable layers. The space is protected from the elements. The cost is 20 dollars, payable in cash or by Venmo to Moonstone Pathways at the door. Class packages are available at five for 75 dollars or ten for 100 dollars, offered year round with no expiration. Advance payment is available through the QR code pinned on the Moonstone Pathways page. RSVP by sending a direct message to Moonstone Pathways or by texting Kerry Hoops at 920-362-0394. Participants are welcome to stay after class to visit the animals.
Whistlers Run & RescueSew a Bear Class
Learn to create a heartfelt keepsake in a three hour sewing class focused on crafting a memory bear. Participants will design their own stuffed bear using precut pieces, with guidance provided through each step. The class fee is $60. Please bring your own sewing machine. Space is limited to four students per class, and registration is required at least 24 hours in advance. Refunds are not available for no shows, and cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class are not eligible for a refund.
Make an Apron, Sewing Lesson
Learn the basics of piecing fabric layers while you sew a functional apron in this hands-on lesson. The session lasts three hours and costs $60. Please bring your own scissors and sewing machine, along with fabric and thread. If needed, thread and fabric can be purchased at Wonders By Women. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. When placing your order, choose the correct day and time from the available options. Refunds are not provided for no-shows, and cancellations made less than 24 hours before the lesson are not refundable.
Story Time
Weekly sessions feature nature-themed stories and activities, hosted by the Garden Education Team. Upon arrival, ask the Guest Experience Team for the current Story Time location, as it may vary from week to week. The program is free with daily Garden admission.
Green Bay Botanical GardenDiscovery Cart
Led by the Garden Education Team, this free, hands-on science program features fun, interactive activities that explore trees and what they do for us.
Green Bay Botanical Garden2026 Nutcracker Repertory Days Are Back!!
This program is back with a chance to learn selections from The Nutcracker as staged at The Weidner. All classes take place at the NEWDO studios in Downtown Green Bay. Offerings include Snow for ages 11 and up, with pointe participation set by the instructor; Marzipan for ages 11 and up on pointe; Flowers for ages 12 and up on pointe; Chocolate for ages 12 and up; Angels, Little Mice, and Party Children for ages 3 to 11; and Mother Ginger and Tea Sweets for ages 7 and up. These repertory sessions focus on well-known roles and technique, giving dancers an opportunity to work on classic holiday choreography.
Woman's Clinic - Greenleaf, WI 2026
Get ready for a women’s group golf clinic focused on building skills in putting, chipping, and full swing. The session is for beginner to intermediate golfers of all ages and includes instruction from golf coach Bill Frank at the practice facility. Limited to 6 ladies per session, participants should bring their own clubs (club rentals are available at the clubhouse). If weather gets bad, updates are provided about cancellation or a move to an indoor simulator facility.
Hilly Haven Golf CourseFarmers' Market on Broadway
Presented by Emplify Health by Bellin, one of the largest farmers markets in Wisconsin fills the street with over 120 local vendors. Shop for fresh produce, baked treats, ready-to-go fare, coffee and tea, meats, cheeses, flowers and plants, and handmade goods. Explore with a local craft beer in hand while live music plays. The market goes on in any weather and will only be canceled if conditions are severe.
Broadway DistrictFarmers Market on Broadway
Look for the yellow tent near Copper State Brewing Co., where free samples of healthy granola will be available.
Farmers' Market On BroadwayMacrame Workshop
Create a macramé plant hanger while learning essential knots in a guided, practical session suitable for ages 7 and older and for all skill levels. Instructors teach each technique in sequence to build confidence and a finished, functional piece. Admission covers materials, including quality cord, a durable ring, and a set of four decorative beads selected to personalize the design. A Complete Look upgrade is available, adding a handcrafted planter from The French House of Clay, one succulent, premium soil, and decorative stones so the project is ready to hang. Additional succulents will be available for purchase on site.
The French House of Clay StudioWarlord Wednesdays! Learn to play!
Explore the newly remastered Warlord CCG in weekly learn-to-play sessions. Build an army, issue strategic orders, and aim to defeat your opponent’s warlord. Actions and attacks use a D20 system, so luck, careful planning, and bold decisions all play a role. These gatherings are designed to help players learn the game and grow confidence. There is no buy in required. Starter decks are available for $20 if you need one. Registration is handled through Melee.GG, with guidance available for first-time users.
Windfall GamesThe Gentlemen Grifters
The Gentlemen Grifters perform as part of Wednesdays On Walnut, a free outdoor concert series celebrating local talent at The Truck Yard At The Tarlton. This new food truck destination next to the historic Tarlton Theatre pairs live music with area food trucks and craft beer in a relaxed setting. Seating is limited, so bringing a lawn chair is recommended. Leashed pets are welcome. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and refreshments are available at the yard bar and from featured food trucks. Doors, the bar, and food trucks open ahead of showtime, followed by the performance. For accessibility accommodations, send a message at least 24 hours before the show. Entry indicates agreement to the Tarlton Theatre Code of Conduct, including respectful behavior and support for others, with violations subject to removal, legal action, and possible loss of access to future events. Complimentary parking is available in the paved lot immediately west of the theatre, with marked spaces reserved for theatre guests. Additional free parking can be found on nearby streets, and leaving vehicles overnight is discouraged.
The Truck YardGetaway Wednesdays
Enjoy a buy one, get one admission offer that pairs exploration with savings. Wander through the Woodland Wonders exhibit, relax with a picnic, and learn in nature with Discovery Carts. The complimentary ticket is provided with the purchase of a regular-priced admission, must be of equal or lesser value, and is available only with in-person ticket purchases. This offer cannot be combined with other promotions. If you plan to bring a picnic, you can also opt for takeout from preferred partners at the Garden.
Green Bay Botanical GardenStory Time
Museum education staff lead a session featuring storytelling, movement activities, and art making. The program is included with regular admission, and Friends of the Neville receive free entry. The schedule is subject to change.
Neville Public MuseumBands On The Bay: Grupo ZN Zavor
Cozy up with a craft cocktail and enjoy live music at Bands on the Bay. On August 12, the Groupo ZN Zavor will perform. You can spread out on the lawn or patio with waterfront views, plus there will be food trucks and drinks available. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, the music will be moved indoors.
Paradise North DistilleryMarket on Military
Thursdays get a lively boost with the return of the summer Market on Military. This weekly farmers market offers fresh, locally grown produce, handmade treasures, and easy supper options from food trucks, all with a friendly neighborhood feel. The season also marks ten years of Market on Military, bringing extra fun, memorable moments, and a few surprises along the way. Whether stopping in briefly or taking time to browse, visitors will find a welcoming Thursday tradition.
Downtown De Pere Farmers Market
The Downtown De Pere Farmers Market, presented by BayCare Clinic, fills George Street Plaza with locally grown and handcrafted goods. Browse fresh produce, flowers and plants, sourdough and other artisan breads, baked treats like pies, cookies and empanadas, maple syrup, jellies and salsa, candles and bath and body items, plus herbal remedies and essential oils. Enjoy live music, food trucks and refreshing beverages, a kid’s area sponsored by KI, and scenic river views. The entertainment lineup is sponsored by Hemauer Financial Group and Tweet Garot, with Half Typsy performing. Leashed dogs are welcome, and attendees are asked to be mindful of their pets around others.
George Street PlazaBingo at Main Street Pub and Grill
Enjoy a lively night of bingo at Main Street Pub and Grill with Jake Rock hosting. The progressive jackpot is growing, adding extra excitement to the action.
Sunset Sessions: New Generation (Polka)
Sunset Sessions features New Generation performing polka in the Schneider Family Grand Garden. Settle in with lawn chairs or a picnic and enjoy live music in a relaxed, family friendly setting. On-site fun includes the Lawn Game Grove and treats from Thibby's Ice Cream. Seeds to Snacks offers a fresh taste from the garden harvest each week. You are welcome to bring your own picnic or choose options from local food trucks. The Garden also operates a small concessions area with snacks and both alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages, and alcohol carry-ins are not allowed. Boxed dinners can be ordered in advance from Not by Bread Alone and picked up near the Concessions Building on the WPS Foundation Plaza. Boxed dinners are not sold in person during the concert. To place an order, call 920.429.9422. Garden members receive free admission at the door, with quantities based on membership level, and members may purchase tickets for additional guests. The general public can buy tickets in advance or at the door, based on availability.
Green Bay Botanical GardenMovie in the Park
Enjoy a free, family-friendly Movie in the Park at Josten Park featuring The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, rated PG, shown on a large outdoor screen. Attendees may want to bring blankets or lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Arrive early to play oversized yard games, make a themed craft while supplies last, and enjoy complimentary popcorn while supplies last. This community event is supported by sponsor KI.
Josten ParkEvergreen Young Actors present The Lion King Jr
Evergreen's Young Actors stage The Lion King Jr, sharing Simba's journey from exile to leadership. After Scar forces him to flee the Pridelands, the young cub must summon his courage to return, claim his rightful crown, and bring renewal to his homeland. A cast and crew of more than 80 young actors fill the UWGB stage, guided by director April Strom-Johnson with assistance from Jennifer Harkins and Tazia Reese.
University Theater, UWGBCASH4CAMERAS at Camera Corner
Turn used camera gear into cash at this CASH4CAMERAS event. Buying experts will be on site to evaluate your equipment and make strong offers, providing immediate quotes. Whether you are upgrading or simply looking for extra money, you can receive a quick valuation of your camera gear. The show buyer is Scott Morison at smorison@usedphotopro.com, who can provide advance quotes, and if attending is not possible, shipping instructions are available for sending your equipment in.
Camera Corner Connecting PointGreen Bay August Meetup: Caffeine & Cashflow | Networking For Full-Time Investors
The state’s largest networking meetup for real estate investors now meets in Green Bay at Copper State Brewing Co. The format is simple, with no pitches, no agenda, and no sponsors... just conversations and connections. Business owners, real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and other high performers gather for growth-focused networking. Participants are encouraged to bring an open mindset and be ready to share what they are working on, what they do best, and where support could help their business. Organizers emphasize competition through collaboration, with ambitious people challenging each other to grow. In addition to the Green Bay gathering, monthly meetups are also held in Appleton, Sheboygan, La Crosse, Delafield, Milwaukee, and Fond du Lac. A Facebook community called Caffeine & Cashflow Business Networking provides updates and a place to connect between events.
Copper State Brewing Co.Story Time
Museum education staff lead a session with storytelling, simple movement activities, and creative artmaking. Participation is included with regular admission, and Friends of the Neville receive free entry. The schedule is subject to change.
Neville Public MuseumSummer Pinball Classic Tournaments
A multi-day celebration of competitive pinball at District 82 brings together four IFPA tournaments, including two that are IFPA certified for added ranking points, with a Stern Pro Circuit certified main event at the heart of the action. The headline tournament features A, B, and C divisional finals, and every participant advances to a finals bracket. With a full field of 150 competitors, the prize pool reaches $19,500. All-in pricing is available at $310 or $340 per person, depending on when payment is made. More than 100 machines will be set to free play for the duration, the venue will be closed to the public, and the building is air conditioned. Those seeking extra competition can opt into IFPA-approved pre-tournaments, including the Tilt’n Tuesday Tournament with a $28 entry and the Beat the Clock Tournament with a $25 entry. Across the schedule, players will encounter Certified Classics qualifying structured as ten rounds with two games per round, Certified Classics finals, a 3 Strike Knockout on all games, multiple qualifying rounds for the Stern Pro Circuit main event followed by finals in three divisions, an 8 Fair Strikes Knockout, and a casual $5 Volley.
District 82 PinballCooper Alan
Cooper Alan is performing at EPIC Event Center. The show is scheduled for 7:30 PM local venue time.
EPIC Event CenterLive Music! Andy Braun at Sidekicks
Sidekicks Bar & Grill hosts Andy Braun for live music rooted in folk rock and classic singer-songwriter sounds. The performance features favorites from the 1950s to today, with tributes to Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis Presley, and Neil Young. He will also perform originals from his albums "Shameless Attempts" and "22", available on major streaming platforms.
Sidekicks Bar & GrillPick Your Project - Pottery Workshop
Enjoy a creative two-hour pottery workshop for adults at The French House of Clay Studio. No prior clay experience is needed. Participants can choose between a beginner-friendly project using a pre-made clay form or crafting a piece from scratch with a slab build. All materials are provided, including tools, textures, carving implements, brushes, and underglaze paints. Personalize your work with lettering and pattern stencils, with options for custom names or short phrases, while receiving guidance and tips throughout the session. Finished pieces are kiln fired and coated with a clear glaze after the workshop. Space is limited.
The French House of Clay StudioAcoustic Mayhem
Settle in on the patio for a summer evening filled with music, tasty food, and good company.
Plank RoadMoonshine Hill
Rosati’s hosts Coors Light Night featuring Moonshine Hill. The event centers on the Coors Light theme and includes an appearance by Moonshine Hill.
Rosati's Pizza (Green Bay, WI)Courtney Paulson
Lil Jamaica hosts a live set from Courtney Paulson in a tropical-inspired setting. The event features refreshing drinks and a relaxed island atmosphere for a laid-back night of music.
Lil Jamaica Bar & GrillSwift Night Out
Swift Night Out brings volunteers together for an evening of monitoring at assigned locations to help gather data on an important aerial insectivore. If you have monitored before, you can cover the same location again by contacting Nancy, and those new to monitoring can also reach out to take part. After the monitoring, the group meets at Copper State Brewing Co. in the outdoor beer garden to tally results and socialize. Participants are encouraged to check their areas in advance to observe activity and assess the site.
Copper State Brewing Co.Bay Beach - Free Movie and Late Night
Head to Shelter 3 for a movie showing. Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Concessions will be available for purchase, and the park will remain open through the end of the event.
Bay Beach Amusement ParkKaraoke Fridays
A lively karaoke night at Otters on Birch, hosted by T&C Entertainment, welcomes both seasoned singers and first-timers to step up to the mic. Expect an energetic crowd, chilled drinks, and a relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere. Pick a favorite song and enjoy an evening of music, laughter, and memorable performances.
Otters On Birch14th Annual Voyageur Golf Classic
The 14th Annual Voyageur Golf Classic brings golfers together at Ledgeview Golf Course for a day on the links. Activities begin with check-in followed by a shotgun start. On-course contests come with prizes, and after play a silent auction and raffle are scheduled, with music to cap off the day.
Ledgeview Golf CourseBloom & Boogie
A playful music and movement session for young children, guided by the Garden Education Team. Families can sing along to classic nursery songs and enjoy simple dances while taking in the beauty of the garden.
Green Bay Botanical GardenWarlord Weekly League
Experience weekly competitive play for the newly remastered Warlord CCG. Assemble an army, issue strategic orders, and aim to topple your opponent's warlord, with actions and attacks resolved by a D20 system that blends chance with skill. Entry is $10, with a pack awarded for each round you win, and every participant receiving at least one pack. Starter decks are available for $20 and are tuned for competitive play right out of the box. Registration is through Melee.GG, and new players can create an account there.
Windfall GamesBook Club
This monthly book discussion focuses on one title at a time, then members choose the following month’s selection together. There is no pressure to finish the book, and participation is welcome at any stage. The club has been active for a year, and its reading themes shift according to member interests. For any questions about the club, email Katie at thefoxwitch33@gmail.com. A Facebook group for the club is available.
The Ultimate Angler Showdown Championship
Green Bay celebrates the top 20 teams from the Ultimate Angler Showdown Championship as they are recognized on stage. A weigh-in takes place at the Metro Boat Landing, followed by an evening celebration at 21 Gun Roadhouse Green Bay. The focus is on honoring their achievements and the competitive spirit of the championship.
Green Bay Metro Boat LaunchMED MUSE LAUNCH PARTY
This launch event introduces Med Muse, a brand created to uplift the women who care for everyone else. Shaped by late nights, faith, and hard work, it carries a vision to change how wearing scrubs feels. Expect early access to the Med Muse collection with exclusive launch-night shopping, along with custom cocktails and light refreshments. There will be photo opportunities, giveaways, and a few surprises, all in recognition of hardworking women. The dress code is all white, and an RSVP is necessary.
Downtown Green Bay, Inc.igNight Market
Spend an evening of creativity, live sounds, and neighborhood spirit as a roving night market breathes new life into underused spaces across the Broadway District. Browse work from area artists and makers, enjoy live sets of original music, and try your hand at participatory art demos. Savor bites from food trucks, pair them with refreshing beverages, and play along with oversized games scattered throughout the grounds. As twilight arrives, a hot air balloon glow lights up the scene for a memorable finish.
Leicht Memorial ParkZoomie and the Soniks
PSL welcomes back Zoomie and the Soniks for an energetic evening filled with music and dancing.
Packer Stadium LoungeWoodburning & Hat Burning
Explore the art of pyrography with Cari Ann Creations at The French House of Clay Studio. Participants can create a custom design on a baseball hat, with kid sizes available, or choose an 8 x 14 inch charcuterie board for an additional $10. The workshop welcomes all experience levels and includes step-by-step instruction, all necessary tools, and optional stencils for extra guidance. Turn a simple piece into something personal with the expressive texture of woodburning.
The French House of Clay StudioFarmer's Market on Washington Street
A welcoming farmers market takes place on Washington Street, offering a friendly market atmosphere.
S Washington St, Green Bay, WI 54301, United StatesSaturday Farmers Market
Now in its 109th season, the Saturday Farmers Market presented by BayCare Clinic brings together more than 100 vendors offering fresh produce, meats and cheeses, prepared and packaged foods, handmade goods, flowers and plants, and more. Market extras include free outdoor yoga in Morley-Murphy Plaza and live music sponsored by Habush Habush & Rottier in the Food Court near the intersection of Washington and Doty streets. Complimentary tote bags for your market finds are available at the information booth courtesy of BayCare Clinic. The season also features Family Days with themed activities for all ages, including Plants and Pollinators, Healthy Habits, Celebrate the Arts alongside National Farmers Market Week, Potato Day, and Halloween at the Market. In accordance with city law, pets are not permitted on the market grounds. Sponsors include BayCare Clinic, Renewal by Andersen, Habush Habush & Rottier S.C., NOVA, Prestige Roofing LLC, and Western Racquet & Fitness Club.
S Washington & Doty StreetsLightnin' Luke
Lightnin' Luke, a singer, songwriter, and fiddle player from Bridge City Sinners who was raised in Portland, brings blues‑inflected vocals, heartfelt writing, and electrifying bow work to The Razz, alongside Yes Ma'am and Jayke Orvis. Now based in Charleston, South Carolina, Luke is known for an earnest, high‑energy style that showcases expressive singing and vigorous fiddle lines. Presented by Revelry. Admission is $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.
The Razz By: Maldonado'sJohn Abbott and the Posse
John Abbott and the Posse bring music rooted in the Appalachian mountains and the South, showcasing old, simple tunes with harmonies at Cup O Joy Music Venue.
Cup O Joy Music VenueZillas: Improvised Wedding Nightmares
Every wedding tale has its tender moments, its beauty, and its chaos. This fully improvised comedy show turns real wedding memories into on-the-spot scenes, playful games, and larger-than-life reenactments. Presented as part of ComedyCity’s Rogue Comedy Month, the cast gathers audience suggestions from every corner of the wedding journey... popping the question, meeting the parents, showers, dress shopping, bachelor and bachelorette misadventures, day-of curveballs, receptions, and honeymoons. No confession is too messy or too outrageous, and the performers transform them into quick hits and longer sketches that celebrate love while reveling in the unforgettable disasters that come with it. Recommended for ages 16 and up.
ComedyCity TheatreTeen Running Club, Saturdays Grades 8-12
A friendly running group for teens in grades 8 to 12, guided by youth leaders Jasiah and Arabelle from Green Bay West High School cross country and Genevieve from Franklin Middle School track. The club meets multiple times each week and organizes runners by pace and distance so those who like to go faster and farther can do so, while others who prefer a lighter run can take it slower. Participants should be able to run at least a quarter mile. Parents are asked to provide contact details through a form so organizers can reach them in case of an emergency. Wonders By Women offers a safe place for teens to meet and coordinate their runs, and responsibility for the youth remains with their families.
Festival West Brat Barn
A community brat fry fundraiser at the West Mason Festival Foods Brat Barn supports SWSA Softball. Brats and drinks will be on hand, and every purchase directly benefits the players, program needs, and the long term growth of the organization.
Festival Foods (2250 W Mason St, Green Bay, WI)Drop-in Pottery Workshop
Drop-ins are welcome for a kid friendly pottery workshop at The French House of Clay Studio near downtown Green Bay. Participants choose from a selection of unfired, pre-made clay forms, then carve, paint, and personalize them using stencils or freehand designs. Options include mugs, to-go cups, soup bowls, and rectangle or round platters. Pricing varies by project size, with mini kids projects at 15 dollars, medium projects at 35 dollars, and full adult projects at 45 to 55 dollars depending on the piece. The session includes access to tools, textures, carving tools, brushes, and underglaze paints, plus lettering and pattern stencils that can include custom names or phrases. Guidance is available throughout, and every piece is kiln fired and finished with a clear glaze after the session. This relaxed studio experience welcomes kids, teens, and adults, and no prior clay experience is needed. No registration is required.
The French House of Clay StudioD&D Club for grades 2-5
Children in grades 2 to 5 can dive into tabletop storytelling with self-contained one-shot adventures. Each game stands on its own, so attending a single session or several works equally well. The club meets monthly, and because it is led by a teen, occasional rescheduling may occur due to school or sports commitments. The stated age range begins at 2nd grade and up. Participants only need a set of D&D dice and a completed character sheet. Dice are available for purchase in the store, from budget-friendly sets to handmade options. If character sheets are new to you, the official D&D website offers explanations and premade characters. Parents of younger children are asked to stay to support reading and gameplay. Space is limited to five players, and pre-registration is required at least 24 hours in advance. Sessions take place on the lower level of the Wonders By Women store during business hours, with the store owner, Eowyn, on site to supervise alongside any parents who remain.
Wonders By WomenD&D for Grades 9-12
A teen-run D&D campaign welcomes students in grades 9 through 12 at the Wonders By Women store on the lower level. Participants should bring D&D dice and a character sheet, and dice are available for purchase in the shop, from affordable sets to handmade options. Space is capped at eight players and advance registration is required, with a waitlist offered if the campaign is full. The store owner, Eowyn, will be present to supervise, along with any parents who choose to stay and assist their children.
Wonders By WomenDinner Detective
Get ready for an immersive, fully live murder mystery dinner where you become the detective. The cast stays hidden among the guests, so you’ll interrogate suspects, follow clues, and try to solve the case before time runs out, all while enjoying a multi-course plated dinner. Expect semi-scripted, improv-driven entertainment with a mix of true-crime energy and comedy for adults.
Hyatt Regency Green BayFat Tire Tour of Green Bay 2026
Join the 10th Annual Fat Tire Tour of Green Bay for a full day group bike ride with a different route and theme each year. You’ll meet at Copper State Brewing Co for check-in, then start the ride in the morning. Along the way, the group will make several planned stops for drinks and food over the course of about 6 to 7 hours, covering roughly 15 to 20 miles. There will be games, contests, and theme-team challenges throughout the day, and the ride ends with a celebration at the Green Bay Bike Collective shop.
Copper State Brewing CoLIVE Music Event: Date Night @ Cycling Brews
At Cycling Brews, Mike and Elise Schabow perform a live date night set featuring rock covers from across the decades.
Chad Pagel
Chad Pagel brings music to the patio.
Packer Stadium LoungeCider Sundays
Celebrate Cider Sundays at Hagemeister Park as Adam & Associates perform live on a scenic riverfront patio.
Hagemeister ParkRiftbound Weekly Nexus Night
Riftbound Weekly Nexus Night offers Riftbound Standard 1v1 play. The entry fee is $15. Prizes follow a win a round, win a pack format, and every participant receives at least one pack plus a Nexus Promo pack.
Windfall GamesSunday Evening Music in the Alley
A recurring summer series takes place on Sunday nights in The Alley District in downtown De Pere.
Pasquale's International Café2027 team tryouts
Southwest Softball Association will hold tryouts for its 2027 teams at the Southwest High School softball field. Players in 10U, 12U, 14U, and 16U/17U divisions are welcome regardless of their home school, and evaluations will follow USA Softball age guidelines. This is the only planned tryout for the upcoming season. Information about player and parent expectations, coach contracts, and season pricing will be available on site. The organization is also seeking volunteer coaches, and an 8U team may be added if enough coaches are available.
Southwest High SchoolPalworld Weekly Standard
Enjoy a weekly Palworld play session with a $10 entry fee. Prizes follow a win a round, win a pack format.
Windfall GamesOvertime
Overtime and The Blue Collar Soldiers Band bring the Modern Day Outlaw Tour to Green Bay, celebrating ten years since the RIAA Gold milestone for the breakout track Hunger In My Stomach. The concert at Riverside Ballroom showcases a fully live performance delivered by the band onstage. Expect longtime favorites like Next To Me, County Line, and Divided We Fall alongside newer tracks such as Soldier Up, Stand Your Ground, and Stuck In My Ways. Wildcard, DurtE, Jake LaCoste, and Shawn Paris round out the bill, blending country grit, rock energy, and rap intensity for a loud, high-energy night. Tickets are on sale now.
Riverside BallroomPower Up for Purple
At Green Bay Botanical Garden, this self-paced walk for gynecologic cancer awareness follows a route toward the Kress Oval Garden with suggested stops at the Rose Cottage and the Mabel Thome Fountain. Registration includes full-day admission to the garden. The event benefits the Connie Rutledge Legacy Fund and supports gynecologic cancer survivors and their families throughout Wisconsin.
Green Bay Botanical GardenSevendust
Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust return to EPIC Event Center together for The Dead / Seven Tour, featuring Return To Dust as special guests.
EPIC Event CenterMake Your Meals Matter @ Culver's of De Pere
Dining at Culver's in De Pere supports the Walk to End Alzheimer's. Fifteen percent of all sales during the event will be donated to the cause.
Culver'sSips and Sourdough - A Beginners Sourdough class
Learn the basics of sourdough in a hands-on beginner class designed for total newcomers as well as anyone who has tried baking and wants those ah-ha moments to click. Participants leave with an active starter to keep feeding for years, beginner-friendly tools to use at home, and a ready-to-bake loaf they have mixed, shaped, and prepared themselves, along with the timing, tips, and confidence to continue baking afterward. Instruction covers how to feed and care for a starter, techniques for mixing, stretching and folding, guidance on shaping, proofing, and scoring, and how to bake at home with or without a Dutch oven. Space is limited so there is time to help everyone. Expect flour-dusted hands, plenty of questions, and a friendly start to your sourdough era.
Yoga in the Yard
Enjoy a calming, pet-friendly yoga session led by Mandy Buntin of Love & Light Yoga. The class takes place in Buddy’s Backyard, a private, fenced outdoor training space created for connection and calm. Bring a mat and your pet, try out your favorite poses together, and stay afterward for a brew. This event is free, with optional donations supporting Green Bay Glory. All experience levels are welcome, and pets are encouraged.
Buddy's VetsRise & Network: Coffee with Green Bay Women Entrepreneurs & Professionals
Connect with women entrepreneurs and professionals from the Green Bay area over local coffee at a friendly networking meetup. The gathering opens with introductions, and each month highlights a different topic that invites sharing about your business and experience. It wraps up with one-to-one breakout conversations so attendees can connect further and leave with a new professional connection. Attendees are asked to mark 'Going' on the Facebook event to help plan for enough coffee and seating.
The Nest Cowork + ClubMid Week Market
Mid Week Market brings a market experience to the middle of the week.
Badgerland GalleryWheel Rock You
Wheel Rock You, presented by Schneider, offers a hands-on, family friendly opportunity to explore vehicles of many kinds. Children can climb into the driver’s seat, check out sirens and steering wheels, and imagine what it is like to be behind the wheel. Vehicle operators and community partners will be on site to share how these machines are used each day to help keep the community moving. This free community event highlights interactive learning and conversations with local helpers. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
The Children's Museum of Green BaySweet Acoustics Live! @Definitely De Pere Thursday Farmers Market
Sweet Acoustics brings classic rock powered by three-part harmonies back to downtown De Pere for the Thursday Farmers Market on George Street. Their return adds a lively soundtrack to the market and keeps the summer atmosphere bright and fun.
Thursday Farmers Market on George StreetBright Hollow Duo @ Bellevue Taphouse Sunset Patio Series
David and Mikey perform an acoustic psychedelia set at Bellevue Taphouse as part of the Sunset Patio Series, set against a sunset backdrop. Presented once a month during the summer, the music pairs with the taphouse's selection of craft beers and pub food.
Bellevue TaphouseGBAPS Welcome Back Celebration 2026
A districtwide Welcome Back Celebration at Preble High School brings families, students, schools, and community partners together in a free, welcoming space with food, fun, and entertainment. This year, activities are being created collaboratively by schools rather than in separate school specific areas. An expanded group of community organizations will share how they support District students and families. The celebration will be held rain or shine. Sponsored by Nexus Solutions. More details will be shared later this summer.
Green Bay Preble High SchoolElla Langley at The Resch Center
Ella Langley is coming to the Resch Center as part of “The Dandelion Tour.” Ticket options include premium reserved or GA access, plus special VIP add-ons that feature experiences like a behind-the-scenes tour, photo opportunities, and access to The Dandelion Lounge with a cash bar, games, and more. Expect a full show night with plenty of VIP perks for eligible packages.
Resch CenterAlley Night Market
Downtown De Pere lights up after dark for Alley Night Market, presented by Fox Communities Credit Union. Across three summer evenings, side streets and tucked away passages become lively hubs filled with art, music, food, and surprising performances. Wander through reimagined alleys to find local creators, theater and comedy, live bands, dancers, jugglers and mimes, along with hands on activities and market stalls. Discover corners you may have missed before while enjoying food and drinks along the way. Each edition brings fresh locations, new artists and performers, different vendors, and one of a kind moments, so every visit offers a new adventure.
Downtown De PereGrooves On The Green | Jupiter Lynx | Murphy Park
Now in its second year, Grooves On The Green brings free, family-friendly live music to parks and green spaces around Green Bay. This stop in the summer series takes place at Murphy Park and features Jupiter Lynx, an alternative rock duo from Green Bay. The series is designed to energize lesser-used parks and build connections among neighborhoods. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. A food truck will be available, with the vendor to be announced. The event is presented in partnership with The Tarlton Theatre, Green Bay Neighborhoods, and the City of Green Bay, with additional support from the Green Bay Community & Economic Development Department and Green Bay Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department.
Murphy ParkBay Port Boys Soccer Alumni Game
The Bay Port Boys Soccer Alumni Game at Bay Port High School brings past players together to reconnect with teammates and celebrate shared memories from their playing days. The game also helps the 2026 varsity team get ready for the season ahead with support from alumni on the field.
Bay Port High SchoolWould I Lie to You?
ComedyCity presents an improvised take on a British panel show where truth and tall tales collide. As part of Rogue Comedy Month, a lineup of ComedyCity improvisors steps into the hot seat as contestants with unusual claims, odd anecdotes, and sometimes completely fabricated facts. Some statements are genuine, others are pure invention. Fellow performers and the audience ask follow up questions and press for specifics to figure out who is honest and who is spinning a yarn. Look for quick thinking, surprising confessions, and lots of laughs as players bluff, stand their ground, point fingers, and ramble through explanations from round to round. Blending a panel show format with improv games and comedy interrogation, this one night only Would I Lie to You is geared toward fans of British panel programs, improv comedy, storytelling games, and anyone who enjoys watching sharp wits try to keep a straight face.
ComedyCity TheatreDJ/Karaoke Night @ Topher's Taphouse!!
Sound Express brings a DJ and karaoke night to Topher’s Taphouse. Guests can take the mic for karaoke or enjoy DJ-played tracks.
Topher’s TaphouseTimebomb Tom 40th Anniversary Show @Titletown Brewing Co.
GBUFO marks 40 years of shows set up by Timebomb Tom in Green Bay with a benefit for suicide prevention at the Titletown Brewing Company Taproom. This all-ages gathering emphasizes a respectful, safe environment. The lineup features Peppermint Elephant, Lighting Factory, Long Arms, Smart Shoppers, Holly and The Nice Lions, French-Irish Coalition, Smoke Free Home, Body Futures, Whippets, The Morbs, and Lavish Waste.
Titletown BrewingThe Second Chapter Festival
Celebrate the first birthday of the loom & lore bookmobile at The Barrel Haus at Badger State Brewing Co., a milestone marking one year since its official launch. The Second Chapter Festival brings together readers and neighbors for an evening focused on stories, community, creativity, and gratitude. Browse the bookmobile to uncover your next read, get a flash tattoo from Ink Shrink Tattoo, and receive oracle or tarot readings with Kelly Keyser. Craft custom clay, charm, or permanent jewelry with DELLA Jewelry & Co. and Weld + Arrow. Explore plants, candles, stained glass, and curios from Collective Plant Co., Ivory & Lime, and Violet Seays, then personalize a bouquet at the Ginger Birch bouquet bar. Discover bookish finds from Readers Leisure, elevate self-care with FAVORYT BRAND, and shop handmade stationery by Elizabeth Kirsteatter. Look forward to unique surprises, giveaways, interactive experiences, food truck fare, and themed drinks from Badger State, all shared with fellow book lovers on a late summer evening. Whether returning from the First Chapter Festival or discovering loom & lore for the first time, all are welcome. Admission is free.
The Barrel Haus Weddings & Events2026 HHAUSA Mission 43 De Pere Sportsmen's Club
De Pere Sportsmen’s Club hosts a 3D archery experience with 22 targets placed throughout rolling terrain near Lake Michigan. The elevation changes offer realistic practice for those preparing for Western hunts or anyone aiming to improve beyond flat-ground shooting. Novelty competitions, including the Long Shot and the Steel Buck Challenges, add to the action with prizes available... packing a few extra arrows for the Steel Buck can come in handy. A sizable silent auction features more than 50 items from well-known archery and outdoor brands, and the 3rd Annual HHAUSA Salute To Service Raffle includes over $15,000 in cash and prizes, pending ticket availability. Boy Scout Troop #1043 provides food from the kitchen and grill while the bar staff keeps refreshments available. Admission is $20 for adults 18 and over and $10 for youth 17 and under.
De Pere Sportsmen's ClubBridging Decades acoustic show
Bridging Decades brings an acoustic show to Otters On Birch, marking a hometown appearance for the musicians. The event has been rescheduled.
Otters On BirchELO Liberty & Bridleless Show
A liberty and bridleless competition will take place in DePere, Wisconsin, hosted by Creekview Riding Center. More information will be shared soon.
Creekview Riding CenterBBQ & BLUEGRASS BASH
Get ready for a full day of BBQ, live bluegrass, and family fun at Paradise North Distillery. The event features an RCOA-sanctioned rib and wings competition with top BBQ teams, plus live bluegrass music from 1:30 PM to 8:30 PM, with UNCLE MUSKRAT and special guests including The Stray Bales, Biscuit Creek, The Gentleman Grifters, and The Lily and The Bard. There’s also a Family Fun Zone with children’s games and activities, along with food trucks offering BBQ and other options, and vendor spots throughout the day. Gates open at 11 AM, and the day runs until 10 PM.
Paradise North DistillerySaturday Farmers Market presented by BayCare Clinic
Now celebrating its 109th season, the Saturday Farmers Market presented by BayCare Clinic brings together more than one hundred vendors. Shoppers will find a wide selection of fresh produce, meats and cheeses, along with prepared and packaged foods.
Unity the Band Reunion- Tribute to Pita
At Lil Jamaica Bar & Grill, this gathering honors the life, music, and legacy of Pita. Multiple musicians and special guests take the stage to perform in tribute, reflecting on the connections he fostered and the community he helped shape. The day features live music from start to finish, heartfelt performances, and food and drinks. Friends, family, and the wider community come together to laugh, sing, dance, and share stories, carrying forward a spirit of unity that endures.
Lil Jamaica Bar & GrillBellevue Summer Market
Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon market with local vendors and live music in a warm, welcoming community setting. Browse unique, locally made goods, take in the tunes, and connect with friends and neighbors. Those interested in participating as vendors can sign up on the website under the Sunday Market tab.
Messiah Lutheran ChurchBack To School Bash 2026
The annual Back 2 School Bash at Green Bay First offers a full day of free fun and practical support for families. Attendees can enjoy bounce houses, carnival games, a dunk tank, and free food. School-age children can receive free haircuts and backpacks with school supplies, and there are free groceries available from the food pantry. More than 1,000 backpacks with supplies are slated for distribution. The schedule features registration with breakfast, then a family service, followed by the bash immediately after. Backpacks and school supplies are for school-age children only. Children must be present with an adult to register and receive a backpack. Free haircuts are available only for school-age children. Groceries, haircuts, backpacks, and supplies are available while supplies last.
Green Bay FirstSnouts & Stouts
Snouts & Stouts brings Circle of Souls Animal Rescue to Cocoon Brewing for an afternoon focused on good beer and support for rescue dogs. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs hoping for new homes, enter basket and card raffles, and try their luck in a 50/50 drawing. Every raffle ticket helps provide a second chance for homeless dogs. Expect a relaxed, community minded atmosphere with plenty of pups and conversation.
West De Pere Dance Experience 2026!
Sign-ups are now available for the returning West De Pere Dance Experience at West De Pere High School Activities, created for students in 4K through 8th grade. Participants will develop dance skills, connect with members of the varsity team, and take part in a halftime performance at a varsity football game. Online ticket registration is offered, and an online apparel store is available for shirt orders.
West De Pere High School ActivitiesGreen Bay Summer Book Club with The Nest 📚
This low pressure summer book club meets once a month at The Nest, with additional gatherings at Pages & Pours in De Pere. Participants discuss a mix of professional and fun reads, and there is no requirement to finish every book since conversations flow naturally and welcome a range of perspectives. Snacks and wine are provided when the group meets at The Nest, and it is BYO at other locations. Members attend for free, and non-members can participate with a summer book club pass for $35.
The Nest🍄Terrarium Workshop
Create a living work of art at a hands-on terrarium workshop at The Flour Pot. This session focuses on open terrarium design and covers the essentials for building a healthy miniature garden, including soil layering, drainage, thoughtful plant selection, and artful arrangement, along with care tips to help it thrive. All materials are provided, and participants can choose from a range of stone colors and decorative accents to customize their piece. Price: $45.
The Flour Pot - LLCWelcome Back Packers Luncheon
Set at Lambeau Field, the Welcome Back Packers Luncheon continues a tradition spanning more than six decades, bringing together community leaders, business professionals, and lifelong Packers fans to kick off a new season. Presented in partnership with the Green Bay Packers, this event offers a rare chance to connect directly with players, coaches, and staff, and includes a season preview from Head Coach Matt LaFleur. It focuses on meaningful connections, insider perspectives, and a shared celebration of what lies ahead.
Lambeau FieldThe People Brothers Band | The Truck Yard At The Tarlton
Get ready for an evening of rhythm and soul with The People Brothers Band at The Truck Yard at The Tarlton. Doors, the bar, and food trucks open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Complimentary parking is available near the theatre, and guests can enjoy food and beverages from the venue's bar and featured food trucks. Ticket sales are final, and refunds are not issued within 48 hours of the show.
The Tarlton TheatreNE Wisconsin Rugby Foundation Golf Outing
This golf outing benefits the Northeast Wisconsin Rugby Foundation and its work to grow rugby while developing a new community complex. Proceeds help fund fields for youth, active players, and alumni to play, gather, and share the sport. Golfers may participate as a foursome or as individuals. Each entry includes nine holes with a shotgun start, a cart, two drink tickets, five bucket raffle tickets at no cost, and dinner after the round.
The WoodsCarbon Road at Ledgeview Golf Course
League Championship night at Ledgeview Golf Course features live music from Carbon Road, setting a festive tone as the golf season wraps up. Whether the season was a triumph or a tough one, golfers can cap it off with a music-filled sendoff and look ahead to next year.
Ledgeview Golf CourseComedyCity Survivor
Reality competition thrills collide with improv as eight of ComedyCity’s top performers face off in a one-night showdown. Expect rapid-fire games, unpredictable twists, shifting alliances, and plenty of laughs as players try to outsmart, outplay, and endure the rest. Inspired by Survivor, the fate of each comedian rests with the crowd, with audience suggestions shaping the challenges and votes deciding who stays in the game. Between rounds, live confessionals lift the curtain as competitors share schemes, reveal secret pacts, and stoke friendly rivalries. Every challenge raises the stakes and every ballot reshapes the field until a single comedian is crowned. Ideal for fans of Survivor, lovers of live improv, or anyone looking for an energetic night out in the greater Green Bay area. The action unfolds at ComedyCity Theatre, culminating in a council vote that names the last player standing.
ComedyCity TheatreChris Kirkpatrick at EPIC Event Center
At EPIC Event Center, the POP 2000 Tour brings together Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO for a celebration of early 2000s pop. The show focuses on favorites from the TRL era and invites fans to relive a soundtrack packed with nostalgia.
EPIC Event CenterNFL Preseason - Arizona Cardinals at Green Bay Packers
Catch the Arizona Cardinals take on the Green Bay Packers during the NFL preseason at Lambeau Field. The game is scheduled for an evening kickoff.
Lambeau FieldMoonshine Hill • Rosati’s Bourbon Room (Bourbon Night) • 6-9PM
Experience Bourbon Night with Moonshine Hill in Rosati’s Bourbon Room at Rosati’s Pizza.
Rosati's PizzaBROKEN ARROW @ The Sardine Can
The event features a live performance by Broken Arrow at The Sardine Can in Green Bay.
The Sardine CanComedyCity Radio
ComedyCity’s 7th annual Rogue Comedy Month features a single-evening experiment that turns the stage into a make-believe radio station. ComedyCity Theatre becomes WCCR 92.0 FM for an improvised broadcast where anything can happen on the air and even more unfolds between segments. A quick-thinking cast builds an entire show in real time, from interviews and curious call-ins to contests, station banter, ad breaks, and behind-the-scenes mishaps. Ideas from the crowd guide the action, so every segment, caller, guest, and surprise is created on the spot. Whether flipping through the dial brings back memories, live comedy is your thing, or you want to see ComedyCity try something new, expect big characters, unexpected conversations, and spur-of-the-moment laughs. The broadcast happens live at ComedyCity Theatre, with the audience woven into the show.
ComedyCity TheatreLightning Factory & Old Soul Reunion @ The Lightning Garden at White Dog
Enjoy an outdoor live music night in the Lightning Garden at White Dog as Lightning Factory performs with Old Soul Reunion. Old Soul Reunion is a new band from Green Bay with musicians audiences may recognize.
White Dog Green BayThe Implication at Replay Sports Bar and Grill
The Implication ignites the room with an electrifying mix of rock that spans decades. They shape big, memorable anthems and deliver a show built to be felt as much as heard. High energy, deep-impact songs, and a charged atmosphere come together to turn the performance into a full experience.
Replay Sports Bar and Grillfestival brat fry
Serenity House Foundation is hosting a brat fry fundraiser at Festival Foods. Attendees can enjoy brats while helping sustain programs that provide recovery support, housing, and hope for the men they serve. Every purchase supports this mission.
Festival FoodsGardening with Native Plants & Garden Walk Summer Series
A summer series pairs engaging talks on gardening with native plants with a walk through the extensive gardens at Stone Silo Prairie Gardens. Local expert Andy Gilsdorf of Prairie Revival Ecological Consulting leads each session, then attendees head outdoors to see native species thriving across a range of habitats. Topics across the series include choosing natives that match your site and goals, turning traditional turf into a pollinator friendly landscape, and planning for blooms that stretch from early spring into late fall. Each program begins with a garden lecture followed by a tour through the gardens. Gilsdorf is the owner and founder of Prairie Revival Ecological Consulting with more than ten years of experience in natural resources and land management. His work centers on native planting design and installation, ecosystem restoration, and targeted control of invasive species. His background spans public and private projects, hands-on propagation of native plants at Stone Silo Prairie Gardens, and professional roles in fisheries management, water quality monitoring, and agricultural enforcement.
Stone Silo Prairie GardensBallroom Beatdown
Get ready for an intense, high-energy MMA fight night experience in an upscale ballroom setting. NIC’s Ballroom Beatdown brings together competitive action, VIP vibes, and community energy for a polished night out. Doors open at 5:00 PM, with the event running until 11:00 PM. Free parking is available, and refunds are not offered.
Riverside BallroomStar Wars Paintball Scenario
Step into a Star Wars themed paintball showdown at Commando Paintball Sports. Over two full days, you can join the Rebel Alliance, march with the Galactic Empire, or take on the role of a bounty hunter for action-packed paintball scenarios and firefights. Ticket pricing includes a rental gun, rental mask, and air.
Commando Paintball Sports6th Annual Hands Across De Pere Fundraiser
Now in its sixth year, the Hands Across De Pere fundraiser offers live music by Grand Union and family friendly fun. Activities include cowpie bingo with a live cow, bucket raffles, a silent auction, a 50/50 drawing, and games for kids. Attendees are encouraged to bring children and a lawn chair. The goal is to raise funds that provide a hand up to families and students in De Pere.
Swan ClubGOAT Card Show
The GOAT Card Show features more than 70 tables with sports, TCG, and non-sport cards. Admission and parking are free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and an ATM will be on site. BB Sports Cards will provide live breaking during the show.
Riverside Ballroom1st Annual Yappy Hour Pup Crawl
Circle of Souls Animal Rescue teams up with Goal Post Bar & Grill for a day centered on dogs, good company, and a great cause. The pup crawl features stops at participating local bars, and an entry donation supports Circle of Souls Animal Rescue. Registered walkers can look forward to raffle baskets at each stop. After the crawl, head back to Goal Post Bar & Grill for a donation-based pup wash, a casual cookout, and ice cream treats, then relax with live music to close out the afternoon. Dogs, friends, and solo attendees are all welcome. Whether you plan to walk the route, grab lunch, enjoy the music, or simply show support, every contribution helps provide food, medical care, and second chances for dogs in need. The goal is to grow this event into a tradition the community can look forward to each year. Registration details and the list of participating bars will be shared soon.
The Goal Post Bar & GrillUgly Kid Joe Live
Ugly Kid Joe takes the stage at EPIC Event Center with special guests Wheatus and Platinum Moon. The bill leans into gritty guitar work and crowd-ready, throwback singalongs for a high-energy blast of rock.
EPIC Event CenterMeet Loren Healy | RTR Vehicles at Dorsch Ford
Dorsch Ford Performance teams up with RTR Vehicles for an RTR-branded gathering featuring professional off-road racing legend Loren Healy appearing live in person at the dealership. The experience is geared toward RTR owners, Ford Performance enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates well-built machines. Additional information about activities and the schedule will be shared soon. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome.
Dorsch FordExplorer Wednesday: Free Wednesday for Brown County Residents
Neville Public Museum welcomes Brown County residents with free admission through its Explorer Wednesday program. Tickets are available at the door, and guests are invited to spend time with the exhibitions currently on view. A creative activity features a paper acorn project that can be made during the visit or taken home as a kit while supplies last. Free entry is limited to individual private residents and families from Brown County. Organized groups, including schools, daycares, scouting groups, adult care facilities, community organizations, and other group programs, are not eligible for complimentary admission. Group visits are permitted, and standard group rates apply.
Neville Public MuseumFridays on the Fox Ft. The Now
Fridays on the Fox transforms CityDeck into a lively riverfront music scene with free performances spanning country, rock, and Americana. This date spotlights The Now, delivering feel-good tunes that get people dancing and singing along as the Fox River sets a scenic backdrop. Food and drinks are available from Hagemeister Park on the patio. Seating is limited, so bringing lawn chairs is recommended. The series also highlights a variety of bands throughout the season, including Johnny Wad, The Third Wheels, NEW Dueling Pianos, Grand Union, The Cougars, and Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns. Presented by Associated Bank and Pomp's Tire with support from Kay Distributing.
CityDeckBadger Bash North
Badger Bash North brings the Camp Randall game day atmosphere to Green Bay with a lineup of activities. The event features a family football combine, an opportunity to meet Bucky, and live performances from multiple bands, including the UW Band. The festivities end with fireworks over the Fox River.
Donald Driver Way, Green Bay, WI 54303, United StatesThe Michigan Shivers @ Replay Sports Bar!
The Michigan Shivers perform a live set at Replay Sports Bar & Grill, marking their first appearance at this venue. Attendees can enjoy food and drinks from the bar and grill during the performance.
Replay Sports Bar & GrillShamrock Series: Wisconsin Badgers vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish
A Shamrock Series matchup brings the Wisconsin Badgers and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to Lambeau Field.
Lambeau FieldMindful Body Movement
Experience a mindful approach to movement that nurtures both mental and physical well-being. This six week series offers slow, controlled exercises that encourage full presence and awareness of physical, emotional, and energetic cues. Each class builds on the previous one, beginning and ending with a brief meditation prayer and featuring a positive mantra for the week. Research links the brain’s movement systems to networks involved in thinking and planning, along with functions such as blood pressure and heartbeat, underscoring the holistic benefits of this practice. Sessions are held at the De Pere Community Center. Yoga mats are available, and you may bring your own.
De Pere Community CenterMini Road Trip at Ashwaubomay Park Summer Concert Series
Ashwaubomay Memorial River Park hosts Mini Road Trip as part of the park’s summer concert series. This trio, formed by members of the band Road Trip, delivers a singalong, dance-friendly performance powered by two acoustic guitars and standout vocals. The four-hour set is filled with hit covers from artists like Shania Twain, Poison, Miley Cyrus, Backstreet Boys, Madonna, Pink, Taylor Swift, The Beatles, and Ozzy. Music is their full-time work, and they bring the commitment and presence of seasoned performers to the stage.
Ashwaubomay Memorial River ParkThe Oak Ridge Boys
The Oak Ridge Boys deliver their trademark four-voice blend and spirited repertoire, drawing on four decades of chart success and a half century of tradition. Performances draw from dozens of country hits as well as a crossover pop favorite that reached number one. Their achievements include Grammy, Dove, CMA, and ACM honors, and their live show is widely praised for its excitement. The group continues to take the stage with the same enthusiasm that has fueled their long-running career.
Meyer Theatre14th Annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field
The 14th Annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb takes place at Lambeau Field. Registration and the climb entrance are at the Kwik Trip Gate. Parking is available in Lot 6 at Lambeau Field, across the street from Lodge Kohler. Registration fees are $35, $40, or $45 based on the registration period. A T-shirt deadline applies.
Lambeau FieldMetaphysical Wellness Fair/Time Travel Theme/Messages Beyond/Cedar Creek Event Center
Explore a time travel themed metaphysical wellness fair that celebrates the past, present, and future. The experience blends shopping, holistic services, and opportunities for meaningful, heart focused connection, with a range of offerings that support mind, body, and spirit. Discover energy work such as Reiki sessions with a gem mat, cleansing options like foot detox and ear candling, and bodywork that includes reflexology and massage. Browse crystals, stones, jewelry, and other metaphysical goods, along with unique art created from plastic flatware, wire tree sculptures and bracelets, aloe based products from L’Bri, the Archetype Concept, and Hemi Sync meditation CDs, plus more. Private readings are available with mediums, psychics, tarot practitioners, and intuitive guides. Sessions are offered in 15, 20, or 30 minute increments priced at $20, $30, or $40. Appointments are made on site when doors open, and popular readers fill quickly, so arriving early improves the chance to book with a preferred reader. Raffle baskets and door prizes add extra fun, and admission is free. The roster of participating vendors and readers will be posted online.
Cedar Creek Event Center, 1018 Cedar St, De Pere, Wi 54115🦞 Cousins Maine Lobster Food Truck at Cycling Brews Taproom – De Pere
The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck returns to De Pere at Cycling Brews Taproom with lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, tots, and more served fresh from the truck. Pair your favorites with craft beer and settle in for a relaxed Sunday vibe with friends. Order ahead through the mobile app to bypass the line, with ordering typically opening a couple of hours before each truck service. Place orders for an upcoming service only after the current one has ended. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, simply order at the truck. Earn points on purchases, and if ordering at the truck have your QR code scanned to add rewards to your account.
REALTORS ROCK THE BLOCK!
RANW’s Community Service Committee is organizing Rock the Block and recruiting volunteers to take part. If a scheduled shift does not work, other dates and extra shifts are available. Participants are welcome to share photos from their experience.
Greater Green Bay Habitat for HumanityShipbuilders Soccer @ West De Pere
West De Pere High School hosts a WIAA men’s soccer FRCC matchup as Manitowoc Lincoln, the Shipbuilders, travel to face West De Pere.
West De Pere High SchoolOutback Presents: Henry Cho – The Empty Nest Tour
Henry Cho brings his brand of clean, Southern stand-up to the Meyer Theatre with The Empty Nest Tour, delivering big laughs without blue language. His set blends quick observations about family life, marriage, parenting, and his experience growing up Korean American in Tennessee. The result is both heartfelt and hilarious, shared through storytelling with the warmth of a familiar conversation and the polish of many years on stage. A frequent guest on The Tonight Show and The Late Late Show, Cho presents a show that is refined, personal, and easy to relate to. Whether he is exploring cultural misunderstandings, church moments, or the everyday give and take of married life, audiences of all ages can expect to feel seen and to laugh a lot. It is suitable for date nights, family outings, and fans of clever humor that keeps it clean.
¡Estamos Aquí! Festival Hispano 2026 | 19 de Septiembre
At UW-Green Bay, ¡Estamos Aquí! Festival Hispano offers an outdoor celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month filled with live music, delicious food, vibrant art, and activities for the whole family. Admission is free and the event is open to the public. Led by the Estamos Aquí committee, a volunteer group of Latino community members, and supported by UW-Green Bay and The Weidner, the festival uplifts Latino culture in Northeast Wisconsin through music, food, language, and entertainment. It grew from the vision of local leaders who sought a welcoming space to share culture openly and proudly, and today it serves the Greater Green Bay community with a spirit of pride, connection, and community well-being.
UW-Green BaySupersuckers w/ The Rumours
Supersuckers share the stage with The Rumours for a live show. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.
REVELRY GRAND OPENING NIGHT #2 - RIVERBOAT GAMBLERS w/ AGAINST THE GRAIN & MORE!
Revelry marks its grand opening with a GOATFEST sponsored lineup featuring live performances by Riverboat Gamblers, Against the Grain, Left Lane Cruiser, Won't Stay Dead, 20 Watt Tombstone, The Maness Bros, and SS WEB. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show. Three day grand opening passes are available.
10th Annual HC Phantom Fun Run
Participants will start with check in, packet pickup, and event day registration, then head out for the run or walk. After crossing the finish line, snacks and activities will be available to wrap up the event.
You Belong's Special Needs Expo
Presented by You Belong and Miss Amazing Wisconsin, this Special Needs Expo brings together local organizations, inclusive vendors, and community resources in the Phoenix Room at UW-Green Bay. Guests can explore services, speak with resource providers, and shop from businesses focused on accessibility, all within a welcoming, sensory-friendly setting for individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and professionals. Admission is free. Complimentary tote bags will be available for the first 200 attendees, and there will be raffle baskets and additional giveaways. The event offers a supportive place to learn, make connections, and celebrate a community where everyone belongs.
UW-Green BayFall Harvest Festival
Celebrate the season at a fall gathering featuring local crafters and vendors. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Enjoy tasty food and a full bar, then relax on a welcoming patio. Ample parking makes it simple to explore and take your time.
Brickyard EventsBanana Peeler Rat Rod, Hot Rod, Vintage Bicycle Show
This showcase of rat rods and traditional hot rods directs all proceeds to charities that support people with special needs and veterans. Featured vehicles include traditional hot rods from around 1963 and earlier alongside rat rods from any year. A friends-of-the-show area welcomes additional show cars and historic military vehicles, and there is also a vintage bicycle display. Attractions include a Hot Wheels drag strip, raffles, food, adult beverages and fun. Gates open for show vehicles, a flag ceremony includes a special performance of the Star Spangled Banner, and awards and raffle winners will be announced.
Polish Legion of American Veterans Post 186Little Lords and Ladies Fall Consignment Sale
An annual fall consignment event centered on children's items offers several days of shopping and wraps up with a special half-price morning for extra savings. Individuals who want to sell their own items can sign up to participate as consigners.
GALA
The Serenity House Foundation presents its inaugural gala, marking the start of a new annual tradition for the organization.
World Ballet Company: Swan Lake with LIVE orchestra
Swan Lake arrives at UW-Green Bay in a lavish World Ballet Company production accompanied by a live orchestra. Tchaikovsky’s score fills the theater as fate, magic, and the struggle between light and darkness unfold onstage. A cast of 50 dancers from around the world performs in more than 150 hand-sewn costumes against striking handcrafted scenery, highlighting favorite moments from the Dance of the Little Swans to the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés. The performance runs about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is intended for audiences ages 5 and up. World Ballet Company, based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, tours nationwide with productions that welcome both first-time attendees and seasoned ballet fans. The ensemble features acclaimed professionals hailing from over ten countries and has appeared in more than 300 cities for audiences exceeding 500,000.
UW-Green Bay2026-27 Green Bay Hmong New Year
Green Bay’s Hmong New Year celebration is returning to the Kress Events Center. Organized by the Peb Yog Hmoob Coalition Team, which includes Maiv Passion Foundation, Ltd., Hmong Center of Green Bay, and Hmong Wisconsin Business News, the event has its venue and timing confirmed. Look for additional updates from the organizers as the celebration approaches.
Kress Events CenterGreen Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears
The Green Bay Packers face the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field. Please note that the NFL's flexible scheduling policy may result in a change to the game's date or start time from what appears on schedules or printed tickets.
Lambeau FieldigNight Market presented by Fox Communities Credit Union
igNight Market presented by Fox Communities Credit Union brings a vibrant evening of art, music, and community to the Broadway District. This traveling night market transforms underutilized spaces with makers and local artisans, live original music, interactive art demonstrations, and food trucks with drinks. Life-size games add to the experience, and a spooky Halloween atmosphere ties it all together.
Broadway DistrictRumble on the Bay 2026
Built for three-person teams, this event features two segments completed together and six floater portions handled individually. It has moved to The Sports Emporium, marking a change in venue. The format balances collaborative efforts with individual focus.
Sports EmporiumThe Third Wheels at Titletown NYE
The Third Wheels, a pop/rock cover band with over 8 years of experience, will perform. The band pairs musicianship with radio quality vocals, and their high energy show covers everything from 70s hits to current favorites. The set list is designed to keep the whole crowd happy, perfect for bars, festivals, and weddings.
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