Events in Green Bay, WI

The Farmers' Market on Broadway, presented by Emplify Health by Bellin, ranks among the largest farmers markets in Wisconsin. More than 120 local vendors set up with farm-fresh produce, baked treats, ready-to-eat fare, coffee and tea, meats, cheeses, flowers and plants, and a wide range of handmade goods. Sip a local craft beer as you explore while live music adds to the atmosphere. The market goes on in any weather and will only be canceled if severe conditions arise.

Explore the newly remastered Warlord CCG, a card game where you build an army and issue strategic orders to defeat an opposing warlord. Actions and attacks use a D20 system that blends luck, strategy, and strength. This weekly learn-to-play session is designed to help participants grow their skills and confidence. No buy-in is required. Starter decks are available for $20 for those who need one. Registration is handled through Melee.GG.

Evergreen is holding auditions for It’s a Wonderful Life with opportunities for young performers ages 7 and up, and prior experience is not required. The production is directed by Paul Goska. Auditions will take place at Evergreen’s new space in the former Keller Elementary and will consist of cold readings from a provided script. Those reading for George will also complete a focused piece that highlights the ability to express despair and desperation through voice, movement, and facial expression. A wide range of roles are available, including George Bailey, Mary, Clarence, Mr. Potter, Uncle Billy, the Bailey children, and Bedford Falls townspeople such as Mr. Gower, Bert, Ernie, Violet, and the Martinis, with the possibility of additional ensemble parts at the director’s discretion. A parent meeting and read-through will be held before rehearsals begin. Young actors will be released on their rehearsal days, except during technical and dress rehearsals. Performances will follow the rehearsal period, with tech scheduled beforehand. The story follows George Bailey, an everyday man from Bedford Falls who, in a moment of crisis, is shown by his guardian angel how much his life matters to his family and community, echoing the season’s themes of faith, love, and support. Virtual auditions may be possible. For questions about auditions, contact Paul Goska at pgoska@yahoo.com.

Market on Military returns for the season with a Thursday market full of freshly harvested produce, handmade treasures, and simple summer dinners from food trucks. Wander the aisles for locally grown fruits and vegetables, discover one-of-a-kind crafts, and enjoy a relaxed, community-focused evening. This year celebrates 10 years of Market on Military, with added fun, memorable moments, and a few surprises along the way. Stop in for a quick browse or stay and soak up the scene, and turn it into a Thursday tradition.

Visit the De Pere Farmer's Market.

Adventurers can dive into a weekly, five-part Dungeons and Dragons Season of Magic series at Don Father Games Green Bay. Short sessions are designed to grow characters from level 3 to level 5 over the course of the program. Hosted by Inspiration Dice and Don Father Games. The table fee is $5. Seating is limited and tables fill quickly, so calling Don Father Games to reserve a spot is recommended. If a week is missed, pregenerated level 4 and level 5 characters are available so players can jump in at any time. This welcoming format suits both newcomers and experienced spellcasters, with adventures set in the Forgotten Realms.

Experience the Downtown De Pere Farmers Market, presented by BayCare Clinic, at George Street Plaza. Browse a wide range of locally grown and handcrafted goods, from just-picked produce, flowers and plants to sourdough and other artisan breads, baked treats like pies, cookies and empanadas, and pantry favorites such as maple syrup, jellies and salsa. Discover makers offering candles, bath and body items, herbal remedies and essential oils, along with many other finds. Each week features live music, food trucks and cold drinks with scenic river views as the backdrop. The entertainment lineup, sponsored by Hemauer Financial Group and Tweet Garot, includes artists such as Amelia Ford, Gentlemen Grifters, Acme Pickers, Luma Knotty, Arilya, Courtney Paulson, Nick Gonnering, LaBonte Brothers, Good for the Soul, Dani Maus, Half Typsy, Sweet Acoustics, Steve Keeley and Hip Shot, Jeff Hinnendael, Paul Wilmet, Him & Her, and Charms. Families can enjoy a kid-friendly area sponsored by KI. Leashed dogs are welcome, and attendees are asked to be mindful of pet behavior around other patrons.

Tailgating with The Stoneyard now includes convenient transportation, with rides supported by Tailgreeter. Round-trip service connects to and from The Stoneyard, with buses departing from StoneYard-Appleton and arriving at the tent at The Bar on Holmgren Way for the tailgate. This provides an easy way to travel both directions and keep the focus on the festivities.

A weekly MTG Standard event with a $10 entry fee. Prize support awards a pack for each round won, and every participant receives at least one pack. A wide range of decks and strategies are represented as the Standard format continues to evolve.

Bingo at Main Street Pub and Grill is hosted by Jake Rock. This weekly event features a progressive jackpot that keeps growing.

At CBD American Shaman in Green Bay, this casual Ask Me Anything conversation offers a friendly space to explore questions about stress, sleep difficulties, lingering pain, or simply feeling off. It is a discussion rather than a class, with no sales angle, focused on clear explanations about what might be happening in the body and what may help. Conversation topics can include trouble sleeping or racing thoughts, stress, tension or anxiety, chronic aches, inflammation or general discomfort, and how to handle feeling fine but not quite at your best. Share only if you want to, or just listen. There is nothing to buy, it is free to attend, and no RSVP is required. Expect a small group with a relaxed atmosphere and open, pressure free dialogue. This gathering is for information and education. It does not offer medical advice or diagnosis, and it is not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The people leading the conversation are not medical professionals. For personal medical guidance, and before starting or changing any health, wellness, or supplement routine, consult a qualified healthcare provider, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, managing a medical condition, or taking prescription medications.

Green Bay singer-songwriter and street performer Josh Berton shares a mix of originals with a blend of country, rock, classics, crooner, and more. Song requests are encouraged.

Supersuckers share the stage with The Rumours for a live show. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

Mike Schabow brings a high-energy acoustic performance, covering rock favorites from every era and reimagining them with his own signature style. Expect a lively set filled with familiar songs and fresh twists.

At the Sanderson Sisters’ Sanitarium, curses are considered normal and a touch of sorcery is part of the treatment plan. Amy, Sarah, and Lisa Sanderson take on a lineup of legendary patients, including Herman and Eddie Munster with a peculiar fixation on roadkill and rabies, a mummy missing a heart in the most literal sense, a vampire afraid of sunlight, and Billy Butcherson, who can no longer scare the undead. When solo sessions fall short, the trio convenes a group therapy experiment that blends hypnosis, spellwork, and some highly questionable medical tips. Once their spell book opens, outcomes become unpredictable, and it is anyone’s guess whether the patients leave cured or more mixed up than before. Brimming with classic creatures, pop-culture humor, comedy, and music, Hocus Pocus Focus Group delivers a mischievous Halloween tale where therapy and magic collide. Opening night serves as a benefit for the Festival Foods Turkey Trot, supporting the YMCA and Boys & Girls Club, with five dollars from every ticket going to these organizations. Let Me Be Frank Productions celebrates its 27th season and offers flexible ticket packs. A five-ticket package is $185 and a ten-ticket package is $355, each providing vouchers that can be used in any combination across the season’s shows. Benefits include choosing dates and seats, adjusting how many vouchers you use per performance, free mobile ticket delivery, attentive customer service, and the option to give vouchers as gifts. Flex tickets are available throughout the year by calling the TicketStar box office at (920) 494-3401.

Hmong Green Bay New Year 2026 brings a full weekend of celebration to Bay Beach Amusement Park with competitions, performances, vendors, and an evening party. Highlights include an official cornhole tournament for pairs aiming for bragging rights, a Hmong’s Got Talent showcase that welcomes participants of every age and any style, and a night party featuring live music and a guest artist. For cornhole details, contact Johnathan Kong at 920-265-0724. To enter the talent showcase, email submissions to Pashenglee@gmail.com. Food, drink, and merchandise vendors can inquire about registration by contacting Tim Kong at 920-544-2209. Ticket information for the night party is available from Dr. Pa Sheng Lee at 920-284-4970.

Now in its 109th season, the Saturday Farmers Market presented by BayCare Clinic features more than 100 vendors offering fresh produce, meats and cheeses, prepared and packaged foods, handmade creations, flowers, plants, and more. Free outdoor yoga takes place in Morley-Murphy Plaza. Live music, sponsored by Habush Habush & Rottier, adds to the atmosphere in the Food Court near the intersection of Washington and Doty streets. Shoppers can pick up a complimentary tote bag for market finds at the info booth, courtesy of BayCare Clinic. Family Days bring themed fun for all ages throughout the season, including Plants & Pollinators, Healthy Habits, Celebrate the Arts and National Farmers Market Week, Potato Day, and Halloween at the Market. Please keep pets at home. The market is held on City property and animals are not permitted at farmers markets. Thank you to the sponsors BayCare Clinic, Renewal by Andersen, Habush Habush & Rottier S.C., NOVA, Prestige Roofing LLC, and Western Racquet & Fitness Club.

A farmers market takes place along Washington Street.

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.

This community walk highlights how each step can make a difference. Participants gather in a spirit of hope and unity, moving together toward a collective goal of a brighter tomorrow.

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.

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.

During the Downtown Green Bay Farmer’s Market, The Nines hosts Brittany & Justin for an easygoing set of acoustic favorites. Take a breather from browsing the stalls, customize a drink at The Nines’ Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary Bar, and enjoy the music and market-day vibe. Special guest Radio for Pets (Sam Wargula) joins the set.

Experience an intimate Candlelight concert as Birder Hall is bathed in a warm glow for an unplugged celebration of 90s hits. A Listeso string quartet from Green Bay performs favorites such as Everlong, Don’t Speak, Zombie, Ironic, Wonderwall, High and Dry, Enter Sandman, Under the Bridge, Fly Away, Hallelujah, Tears in Heaven, and Smells Like Teen Spirit. The performance runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not allowed. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and those under 16 must attend with an adult. This is a tribute event with no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Experience the newly remastered Warlord CCG in a weekly league focused on competitive play. Build an army, issue strategic orders, and try to defeat an opponent’s warlord as actions and attacks are resolved with a D20, blending strategy, strength, and luck. The buy in is $10, with win a round, win a pack prizing, and every participant receives at least one pack. Starter decks are available for $20 and are competitive out of the box. Registration is available through Melee.GG.

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.

The Q3 Yu-Gi-Oh Circuit Finale features five rounds of Swiss followed by a Top 4 playoff. The current Circuit Champion and the top three in circuit points start with a first round bye. Entry is $10 plus tax, and the current Circuit Champion along with the top eight circuit point holders receive complimentary entry. All participants must provide a decklist. Prizes are awarded to the top finishers. First place earns 24 booster packs, six OTS packs, a first place trophy, and the Circuit Series Championship Belt, which grants a 10 percent discount on anything in store and a five dollar tournament entry. Second place takes home 12 booster packs, four OTS packs, and a second place trophy. Third place receives six booster packs, three OTS packs, and a third place trophy. Fourth place receives three booster packs, three OTS packs, and a fourth place trophy.

Rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances, this pup-friendly fundraiser brings Circle of Souls Animal Rescue together with Goal Post Bar & Grill for a day centered on dogs, drinks, friends, and fun in support of rescue dogs. Participation includes an entry donation that benefits the rescue, with a crawl to participating local bars where registered walkers will find raffle baskets at each stop. Back at Goal Post, a donation-based pup wash is available along with a cookout and ice cream treats, and the day wraps up with live music. Open to everyone, with or without a pup. Every dollar raised helps provide food, medical care, and second chances for dogs in need. Registration details and the list of participating bars will be announced.

Annex takes the tiki-themed outdoor stage at Replay Bar for a lively set. Expect summer-night vibes with live music, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed, good-time atmosphere.

This weekly event features Riftbound Standard 1v1 matches. The entry fee is $15, and players earn a pack for every round they win. Everyone receives at least one pack plus a Nexus Promo pack.

Shipyard District, Inc. is hosting CARnival, a fundraiser for the district created in partnership with The Automobile Gallery. Explore a showcase of classic cars ranging from mild to wild, enjoy live music, and savor carnival-style snacks with beverages available. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Shipyard District businesses. A drawing will award 100 complimentary admission packages for two to the fundraiser.

Enjoy weekly Palworld play with a $10 entry. The prize structure is straightforward, earn a pack for every round you win. Bring your best game for a fun, competitive session.

The 2026 Women’s Inspiration Dinner brings participants together for a meal in the KI Convention Center Grand Ballroom, time to connect with others, and a keynote address from Stephanie Bruce. A successful professional runner, businesswoman, and mother of three, she is the inspiration behind this year’s GRIT theme. The dinner is included with registration for half marathon participants and is available as an add-on for 5K participants and guests.

A women-focused running event featuring a half marathon, a two person relay, and a 5K, supported by Capital Credit Union and Emplify Health by Bellin. The theme, GRIT, highlights determination and the power of women encouraging one another as they work toward the finish line. Participants take on an urban course that moves through downtown Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, and De Pere. Online registration is available.

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.

Celebrate all things literary at Boozy Book Fair, an evening featuring indie authors, books, bookish merchandise, and lively conversation alongside cocktails and mocktails. Hosted by Readers Leisure and Badger State Brewing, this free event takes place at Badger State Brewing Company.

At Lux Life Chiropractic, this friendly coffee meet-up brings moms together for conversation, community, and peer support. It is free and open to the public, and there is no need to be a client of MMW or Lux Life Chiropractic to participate. While one-on-one lactation support is not offered during the group, assistance with weighing your baby is available.

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.

A collaborative program from The Children’s Museum of Green Bay and Emplify Health by Bellin offers an interactive look at how germs spread and the right way to wash hands. Healthcare professionals lead engaging, practical activities that highlight the benefits of in-demand healthcare careers and help children build everyday habits that support their well-being.

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.

Explore one of the few alvar landscapes along the Niagara Escarpment during a hands-on volunteer day at Red Banks Alvar State Natural Area in Brown County. Guided by DNR biologist Jacob Koebernik, participants will take a walking tour of the site, learn about its thin soils and stone pavements that support rare and unusual plants, and practice techniques for collecting native plant seeds that support DNR restoration efforts. NERN host Bob Bultman, a geologist and ecologist, will share insights into the escarpment’s formation, distinctive geology, and cultural importance throughout the tour. This event supports NERN, with all proceeds benefiting the Niagara Escarpment Interpretive Sign Program. Donations are encouraged and accepted at registration, with a suggested minimum of $10 per person. Pre-registration is required. Activities will proceed in light rain or shine. The work is generally easy but may involve bending. Plan for rugged footing with sturdy shoes, dress for the weather, and bring gloves and water. There are no restrooms at the site.

The First Annual Bay Port Card and Collectibles Show at Bay Port High School brings together collectors, hobbyists, sports fans, and treasure seekers. Explore a wide range of finds, including sports cards, memorabilia, Pokémon and other trading card games, coins and currency, comics, vintage toys and games, pop culture collectibles, autographs, fan gear, and more. Buying, selling, and trading are welcome, offering something for all ages and interests. Vendor tables are available for $40 per table for those interested in showcasing a collection or inventory to area collectors. Admission is $5 per person, and children 12 and under are free with a paid adult. Additional vendor information and special announcements will be shared.

The Green Bay West Booster Club’s craft fair returns with a fall sale and a lively vendor showcase. Admission is $3, and proceeds support Booster Club athletics. Many vendors are already confirmed, creating a fun atmosphere with plenty of variety.

The Serenity House Foundation presents its inaugural gala, marking the start of a new annual tradition for the organization.

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.

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.

Presented by the Sharon J. Resch Institute of Music, this voice competition highlights the vocal works of Czech and Slovak composers and invites young singers to engage with a rich musical heritage. Through preliminary, semifinal, and final rounds, promising vocalists gain meaningful performance opportunities that support their artistic development. The event also seeks to build appreciation for Czech and Slovak repertoire among both performers and audiences. Interested singers can apply.

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.

Enjoy a day of bluegrass and brews at Badger State Brewing with live music from Chicken Wire Empire and The Gentlemen Grifters.

Annex brings live music to The Bar on Holmgren for an afternoon set. Enjoy the performance with food and drinks from the venue and spend time with friends in good company.

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.

JUMP brings a high-energy celebration of Van Halen’s David Lee Roth years, delivering a two hour set drawn from the band’s first six albums. Based in Toledo, Ohio, the lineup features young musicians born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, capturing the look of Van Halen in their prime while channeling the blistering guitar work associated with Eddie Van Halen, a tight rhythm section, and the soaring two-tone vocals tied to David Lee Roth. The performance blends fan favorites with deeper cuts and folds in stage skits and quick-witted one liners inspired by live bootlegs from 1978 to 1984. After multiple sold out shows across several states and invitations for international tours in Canada and Australia, the group is recognized as one of the top Van Halen tributes, delivering a rush of youth, nostalgia, and rock and roll.

This milestone event marks the Lambulance’s 100th tailgate. The celebration is a tailgate gathering and is open to all.

This uplifting evening with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin highlights the transformative impact of one to one mentoring. Support from this event helps connect more local youth with caring mentors who are present and attentive, building confidence and resilience and guiding a positive path forward. Attendees will share a meal, connect with fellow community supporters, bid on distinctive items and experiences in both silent and live auctions, and hear heartfelt stories that show the difference a dedicated mentor can make. The program also recognizes the fifth cohort of alumni matches in the Match Hall of Fame, celebrating relationships that continue to make a lasting difference well beyond the formal match. Tickets and sponsorships are available. BBBSNEW Bigs may receive up to two discounted individual tickets by contacting Emily Burgess at emilyb@bbbsnew.org or 920-489-3513 before purchasing. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, reach Emily Burgess at the same email or phone number.

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

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

The Green Bay Packers face the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field in an NFL matchup. This game is eligible for the league’s flexible scheduling policy, which means the date and kickoff could be adjusted from what appears on schedules or printed on tickets. Specific sale dates and times were not included in the provided details.

A Halloween party at Cycling Brews in De Pere features live music from Jupiter Lynx, an acoustic duo known for big harmonies and a nostalgic alt rock heart. Their set blends 90s and 2000s favorites with a few classics and country twists, creating easy sing along moments between sips. Costumes are encouraged.

MMW hosts a monthly gathering at Lux Life Chiropractic for moms, focusing on connection, supportive conversation, and coffee. The group is free and open to the community, and there is no requirement to be a client of MMW or Lux Life Chiropractic. One-to-one lactation support is not provided during the meeting, but assistance with weighing your baby is available.

Feels Like The First Time brings a high-energy salute to Foreigner, spotlighting the songs that made the band a rock staple. The set features favorites like I Want To Know What Love Is, Cold As Ice, and Juke Box Hero, along with more anthems from their catalog. Presented at Revelry, this performance from America’s number one Foreigner tribute aims to turn a chilly Wisconsin night into a sing-along of hot-blooded classics. Tickets are $35 in advance and $45 on the day of the show.

Hotel California brings the Eagles’ music to life with a tribute honed over more than three decades. The show features faithful renditions of classics like Hotel California, Take It Easy, Lyin’ Eyes, Take It to the Limit, Peaceful Easy Feeling, One of These Nights, Dirty Laundry, Already Gone, The Long Run, Life in the Fast Lane, and Desperado. Since 1986, the group has been recognized as a leading stand-in for the Eagles, performing for large crowds at outdoor shows and arenas and appearing alongside renowned rock artists. Expect striking vocal likeness, precise musicianship, lush harmonies, and a high-energy performance from a band with over a century of combined professional experience.

Now in its 14th year, the Veteran Suicide Awareness Ruck March in Green Bay, Wisconsin brings the community together to honor those who served and to spotlight prevention of veteran suicide. Participants can choose a 17.6 mile route or a 2.2 mile option, take part virtually from anywhere, and kids 14 and under can join as Mini Movers at no cost. Early bird registration is $30, with prices increasing after the early period. Those who complete both the Green Bay and La Crosse marches receive a $5 discount for each event. All proceeds support H.O.O.A.H. WI, funding peer support, outreach, and wellness programs for veterans and their families.

Candlelight concerts offer an intimate, multi-sensory live music experience in memorable settings. This edition honors the music of Adele at Birder Hall in Green Bay, with the performance set by candlelight. The Listeso String Quartet leads the evening with a planned set that may include Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love, Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. The program lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once it begins. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

The Fab Four presents a Beatles tribute at Meyer Theatre in Green Bay, featuring music from A Hard Day’s Night along with a selection of hits. The event is open to all ages and offers reserved seating.

Him & Her appear for a rowdy night at Replay Sports Bar and Grill in West De Pere.

At Tundra Lodge Conference Center, families and fans can explore more than fifty tables hosted by over a dozen vendors. Expect bins filled with LEGO bricks and specialty parts to search through, minifigures in abundance, and a mix of new and pre-owned sets covering current, retired, and vintage releases. Activities include a LEGO themed scavenger hunt, a collaborative community build, and custom displays from local builders. Admission and parking are free for a family friendly experience.

After the Farmer's Market wraps for the season, Saturdays leading up to Christmas feature a free showcase of local vendors at Daily Buzz Espresso Bar. Find a changing mix of culinary, art, and craft offerings, with some favorites returning and new faces appearing each week. Warm drinks, fresh food, and sweet treats will be available from the espresso bar, and live entertainment and music add to the atmosphere, with the lineup varying week to week. It is an easy way to support local vendors and discover thoughtful gifts for loved ones or a little something for yourself.

The Lumberjacks, a rock and roll cover band, bring a late fall set to Cycling Brews in De Pere, a northeastern Wisconsin taproom with a wide beer selection. The performance highlights 70s and 80s classics with strong vocals, featuring songs from Pink Floyd, U2, Bad Company, Thin Lizzy, The Cure, the Cars, Eagles, Hootie & the Blowfish, Crowded House, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Styx, and more.

The Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings meet at Lambeau Field. Please note that the NFL’s flexible scheduling policy may apply, which means the scheduled date or start time could change from what appears on schedules or tickets.

Learn the fundamentals of breastfeeding in a free course held at St. Gianna Clinic. All expecting parents are welcome, and a reservation will secure a spot.

Sweet Acoustics performs at Mackinaws Grill & Spirits during the first weekend of deer season, offering an evening of live music. Enjoy the show with food and beverages for a laid-back night out.

Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into Cycling Brews Taproom in De Pere with lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, tots, and other favorites prepared fresh from the truck. Expect a laid-back taproom atmosphere with drinks to pair with the menu. Order ahead through the mobile app to reduce your wait; the app typically opens a couple of hours before each truck service and only accepts orders for the next service after the current one wraps up. App ordering may be limited at times, and you can always order directly at the truck. Earn points with every purchase, and if you order at the truck, have the QR code on your account scanned to apply rewards.

Tailgate County performs live at Topher’s Taphouse.

LMBF presents its 27th original Christmas show filled with favorite Christmas songs. Let Me Be Frank Productions is also celebrating its 27th season of entertainment. For those planning more shows in 2026, flexible ticket packs are available in 5 ticket and 10 ticket options priced at $185 and $355. Each voucher equals one ticket and can be used in any combination across the 2026 season. These packages allow you to choose dates and seats, adjust how many tickets you use for each show, receive free mobile ticket delivery, and access dedicated customer service. They also make thoughtful gifts. Flex tickets can be purchased at any point during the year for use in 2026 by calling the TicketStar box office at (920) 494-3401.

This monthly meet-up at Lux Life Chiropractic offers community and peer support over coffee. Held with MMW, it is free to the community and open to all, with no requirement to be a client of MMW or Lux Life. One-on-one lactation support is not provided during the group, though assistance with weighing your baby is available.

Sweet Acoustics brings classic rock along with Christmas tunes to Mackinaw’s Cabin Bar at Mackinaws Grill & Spirits, setting a festive holiday mood.

An 80s rock party takes over Bulldogs with Sixx Gunns Loaded. The celebration centers on the music of the decade with the band leading the show.

Hosted by the Northeast Chapter of Wings Over Wisconsin, the 34th annual banquet takes place at The Ravine Pub, Grill & Banquet Hall. The event has reached capacity for this year. To ease crowding experienced in past years, capacity was adjusted by limiting sponsor tables to 30 and using round tables for 10 people.

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.