Events in Green Bay, WI

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.

A free community gathering at Gnome Games centered on tabletop fun and a little dessert. Guests can explore a library of more than 100 games and play at no cost. Complimentary pie will be available for everyone who participates. Staff will showcase some favorite titles and teach how to play, with details on featured games and learn-to-play sessions to be announced. Created as a thank you to the community that supports Gnome Games, this welcoming event invites people of all ages to discover new games, meet others, and spend time together.

Play in a Neopets Battledome tournament with matches organized into rounds. Entry costs the price of a pack, and players win a pack for each match they win. The final week of the month features a three-round tournament with an $8 entry fee. Bring a 50-card deck built from the listed card types, following the rules for card copies and Neopets, along with up to 10 six-sided dice for battles.

A monthly gathering where local artists share their journeys and the role art has played in their lives, followed by a guided, hands-on creative activity inspired by their style. Through conversation and participation, explore how life shapes art and how art can support healing and growth, then leave with a personal piece of artwork. No prior art experience is needed, just curiosity and openness.

Experience the remastered Warlord CCG, a card game where players build armies and issue strategic orders to defeat their opponents’ warlords. Actions and attacks use a D20 system that brings luck into play alongside strategy and strength. Weekly competitive play includes a $10 buy-in, with a pack awarded for each round win and at least one pack for every participant. Starter decks are available for $20 and are competitive right out of the box.

This teen-led introductory lesson covers the basics of Dungeons & Dragons. Participants will learn how to create characters, what the dice are for, and how to use the official D&D website and its Character Builder. The lesson provides basic skills for joining or starting a local campaign, while further study and play experience are needed to master the game. Sessions are limited to six players, and preregistration is required at least 24 hours in advance. The fee covers supplies and use of the facility. No refunds are given for missed sessions or cancellations made less than 24 hours beforehand. Some sessions may be cancelled due to the teen instructors’ sports or extracurricular activities.

Take a grown-up trip back to the school field trips of the past with hands-on history experiences in La Baye Fur Trade, Fort Howard, and the Belgian Farm. Try activities such as churning butter and throwing a tomahawk, enjoy themed refreshments and a gourmet box lunch, and take part in a silent auction. The event also features a performance by The Feel Good Kids and an emcee from Let Me Be Frank Productions. After the field trip activities, stay for a 90s-themed dance party. Proceeds support Heritage Hill’s educational programs for area schoolchildren.

Explore Daggerheart during a hands-on event at Gnome Games Green Bay West. Entry is $30. Participants create a character with guidance from a Gnome GM, receive a Daggerheart class pack tailored to that character, and then take part in a demo adventure to experience the game in action.

At Beverly Gardens, the WayMorr Lions Club’s fall fundraiser features a dinner followed by raffles and games after the meal. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Tickets are available for the St. Mark Gala. Silent and live auction donations are being accepted. Online bidding will be available for those unable to attend in person, and a video shares information about the proceeds and highlights from last year.

At EPIC, Napoleon Dynamite screens in full, then the evening continues with a live stage program featuring original cast members. Jon Heder, who played Napoleon Dynamite, appears with Jon Gries, known as Uncle Rico, and Efren Ramirez, who portrayed Pedro. The post-screening segment mixes Q&A, improv comedy, and interactive moments with the crowd to celebrate the film in a live setting. The experience welcomes longtime fans and families introducing the story to a new generation.

Tailgate County brings a live show to Bulldogs in Green Bay, WI.

Panorama Arts Collective presents a free writing event hosted by award-winning author and playwright Carrie T. Gruman-Trinkner. Write alongside others as part of a challenge for 100,000 writers to create 50,000 words in 30 days. Word sprints, prizes, and snacks are included.

Experience Star Trek characters, adversaries, and starships in a two-player team prerelease. Each player opens a Prerelease Pack and two additional booster packs, then builds a 40-card deck to play with the set for the first time in a casual environment. The event includes three rounds, and each match win earns a Star Trek play booster pack.

Take part in weekly Riftbound Standard 1v1 play. Entry includes round-win pack prizes, and every participant receives at least one pack and a Nexus Promo pack.

Take part in weekly Palworld play. Entry is $10, with a prize pack awarded for winning a round.

This four week session centers on time with horses and easy conversation in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Participants will brush and care for the horses, chat if they wish, or simply enjoy a calm break from daily routines. Expect shared, potluck style snacks and drinks, with the first week complimentary. The experience suits parent and child after school bonding, a little out of the house personal time, meeting like minded animal lovers, or trying something new. Gift certificates are available to treat an overworked spouse, an animal loving grandma, a stressed out sister, or a deserving child’s teacher to a night of horses and laughs. Registration and RSVPs are accepted at ringoski@gmail.com. Minimum participation is required.

Enjoy an evening of bouncing, laughter, and energy-burning fun with friends. Admission is free for individuals with Down syndrome and their siblings or a friend, with costs covered by DSAW-FC. Ages 3 and up are welcome. Sticky socks are required, and you can bring your own or purchase a pair at the counter.

Magic: The Gathering players can drop in for casual Commander League play at Gnome Games Green Bay West. The format is flexible so you can participate when it works for you. Entry is $5, or you may instead purchase $5 in store product. Players of every experience level are encouraged. Bring a Commander deck, and watch for random promo giveaways during the event.

A Union Arena release event for BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War Vol. 3 from Bandai takes place at Gnome Games Green Bay West. Entry is $30 plus sales tax. Each participant receives five packs from the newest set and builds a 60 card deck from the opened cards, then competes in three rounds. The tournament uses a win a match to win a pack structure and follows the 5 Pack Battle rules. All players receive a Release Event Pack and a Release Event Card, and first place earns a Gold Stamped Winner Release Event Card. A BANDAITCG+ account is required to participate, and advance registration is available through BANDAITCG+.

At Duck Creek Pub, the day is dedicated to honoring veterans. The bar opens early, followed by a VFW breakfast and raffles. Live music includes JT Crocker in the early afternoon and Jesse Fuller later in the day. The kitchen is open in the early evening.

The Healing Mic is a monthly open mic for poetry at Creating Space Healing Arts Community, built on the idea that sharing words can be healing. Participants may share work from their own journeys or simply listen and hold space for others. People of every background and experience level are welcome. Admission is free, with optional donations supporting guest hosts. Opportunities are available for featured poets and guest hosts.

Explore the Star Trek universe at Gnome Games Green Bay West with a Last Chance Prerelease celebrating iconic crews, rivals, and starships from six decades of adventures. Participants receive a Prerelease Pack, build a 40 card Sealed deck, and try the set for the first time in a relaxed environment. The event runs for three rounds, and a Star Trek play booster pack is awarded for each match win. Entry is $45. Companion App Code: RZMQJD2.

Steam Machine returns to Luna Coffee Roasters Downtown De Pere for a fundraising evening for Hands On Deck in De Pere.

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.

Birder Hall in De Pere sets the stage for an intimate Candlelight tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac, with the room aglow by candlelight for a multi-sensory concert experience. Performed by a Listeso string quartet, the program includes favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and there is no entry after the music begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. Open to ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Gunther and Steffen Ulbricht will be at The Frame Workshop of Appleton, Inc., making the first stop of their 2026 U.S. tour in Appleton, Wisconsin. With a limited schedule across the country, this visit offers collectors an opportunity to meet them in person. Gunther is the third generation leading a German firm from the Erzgebirge region of Saxony that creates nutcrackers, smokers, wooden ornaments, and other Christmas decor. Steffen designed this year’s Tour Bird, a Snowy Owl featured on the shop’s website, and it will be available at the event and on the shop’s website.

Collaboration Lab brings healing and wellness providers and artists together to connect, plan, and create with local peers. This relaxed gathering can also serve as an informal open house and vendor fair that is open to the public at Creating Space Healing Arts Community. Therapists, practitioners, providers, and healers working with mind, body, emotion, and spirit or energy are welcome, as are artists of every kind across visual and performing arts, including music, theater, comedy, and dance. Please RSVP if possible.

This community breathwork gathering centers on shared healing at Fox Cities Wellness Center. Participants explore mindful breathing in a safe, supportive setting, taking time to be fully present so the breath can help ease physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual blocks. The experience highlights the power of moving in a collective rhythm to reconnect with the self and honors the breath as a vital link between body, feelings, and spirit. The session is guided by Miranda Pollnow, who will facilitate and hold space for the group. Admission is free, with donations appreciated but not required. An RSVP is requested. Please bring a yoga or similar mat, and consider a pillow and blanket for added comfort.

Part of the Virtuosi Live! Series, this interactive concert-lecture explores the roots of musical taste with composer, musicologist, author, and Music Genome Project architect Dr. Nolan Gasser. Inspired by a PBS special released in 2025, the program weaves live performance and storytelling with perspectives from neuroscience, psychology, and culture to uncover why certain sounds resonate. Throughout the experience, attendees use the Why You Like It companion app to answer short, real-time prompts and quizzes about personality, social tendencies, and musical instincts. These responses shape a personalized playlist delivered at the conclusion, combining familiar selections with new discoveries tailored to each participant. The app also includes a deeper discovery section that offers added context on the scientific, cultural, and creative ideas featured during the presentation, encouraging continued exploration after the show.

Preble Players Theatre presents a musical adventure about Shrek, a green ogre who prefers solitude in his swamp. When fairy-tale characters displaced by Lord Farquaad take refuge there, Shrek sets out to reclaim his home by rescuing Princess Fiona. Along the way, he discovers an unexpected connection with Fiona, who has a curious habit of disappearing at sunset.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings its Ghost of Christmas Eve show to the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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.

This course supports pre-teens who are ready to stay home on their own or eager to begin babysitting, and is intended for ages 10 to 15. It includes four hours of CPR instruction associated with the American Heart Association and four hours focused on safety for being home alone and caring for children. The class will be held at the Green Isle Park Pavilion. Participants should bring a lunch and a beverage. Before the session, students receive a digital babysitting guide of about 30 pages. After class, they receive an AHA Friends and Family student guide of roughly 80 pages, a certificate confirming completion of the babysitting class, and an AHA Friends and Family participation certificate.

Browse handmade creations, distinctive gifts, and offerings from local crafters and popular vendors. The selection includes jewelry, crocheted items, hats and scarves, sewn goods, artwork, wood art, 3D-printed items, drinkware, clothing, accessories, and more. Baked goods, homemade cinnamon rolls, chili, SCRIP, and gift baskets will also be available.

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.

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.

Celebrate the season at the 25th annual Girls’ Day Out Holiday Extravaganza at Oneida Casino Hotel. Discover more than 100 vendors with holiday gifts, décor, clothing, jewelry, treats, and other festive finds. Admission and parking are free. A donation drive for local animal shelters, inspired by event hostess Michelle’s dog Daisy, will be underway, and the first people who donate will receive one of 500 swag bags. Santa will stroll the venue to greet shoppers and share holiday cheer. Support small businesses while checking off your list in a lively, welcoming setting.

Compete in a Radiance Summoner Skirmish, an exclusive competitive event featuring pack prizes and exclusive prizing. The winner receives a Round 1 bye at the Regional Qualifiers. A Riot account and deck list are required to participate. The number of rounds depends on attendance, with up to five 60-minute best-of-three rounds and a Top 8 cut.

An evening of food, raffles, games, and a silent auction comes together at Romy’s Nitingale Banquet Hall & Supper Club in Black Creek to benefit Saving Paws Animal Rescue. Free tap beer is included, and the program features entertainment by Aisha Morales of WBAY TV2 and Cutter from WAPL. Tickets are $40 per person and are available online or at Bark at the Moon in Appleton, Lisa’s Little Paws in Appleton, and Tailwaggers locations in Greenville, Little Chute, and Menasha. All proceeds support the care and placement of animals through Saving Paws Animal Rescue. Donations of supplies can be dropped off at Pet Supplies Plus in Appleton, and sponsorships and monetary gifts are welcome.

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.

Unwind as the weekend winds down with a mellow mix of music that eases the mind before Monday. Settle into a relaxed groove with tunes that soothe, lift the mood, and help you reset for the week ahead.

This volunteer-run food pantry distributes food to more than 150 adults and children. It is located in the basement of the new parish center.

Learn practical ways to make your home safer and more comfortable at a free AARP HomeFit presentation from Home For Life Door County. This countywide initiative supports older adults in staying safe, independent, and confident at home through useful tips and planning guidance. The presentation also outlines the broader Home For Life program, including professional home safety assessments with personalized recommendations and information about limited financial assistance for essential safety improvements available to income-qualified residents.

Explore a creative blend of pottery and plant care with a handmade ceramic planter to carve, texture, embellish, and color. Choose two or three succulents or houseplants at the plant bar, then pot them with the provided materials and decorative stones. The workshop includes planting tools and plant care tips from J & S Garden. Participants may bring a beverage of their choice.

Mindful Moments is a monthly gathering where participants are gently guided through mindfulness practices, including meditation, to cultivate a deeper sense of presence and greater awareness of their inner experiences. All are welcome. The drop-in rate is $10 per person per meeting, and preregistration is encouraged.

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.

Open Studio offers a relaxed space for anyone interested in the arts to create, connect, chat about art, or listen to records with fellow creatives. Art supplies and seating are available, and help with pricing artwork or other aspects of the business of artistry is also offered. The gathering takes place inside the Neville Public Museum. Let the front desk know you are there for Open Studio upon entry.

Where Women Lead’s monthly Coffee & Connections gathering offers women a welcoming, supportive space for casual conversation, networking, and meaningful connections. Entrepreneurs, professionals, stay-at-home moms, community leaders, and anyone interested in connecting with like-minded women can take part in discussions about personal and professional growth. Coffee is provided, with an emphasis on connection, inspiration, and growing together.

Personalize a hairbrush at a creative workshop at Uptown Girl Beauty & Boutique. Participants can choose a children’s wooden brush and comb set with two pieces or an adult bamboo paddle brush. Guidance is provided for painting a floral monogram, or participants can craft their own design. All materials are included, and no painting experience is needed. The price is $25 per person. Space is limited, and the setting is relaxed and creative.

Players will draft from three unopened Radiance booster packs using the Pick & Pass method, with Basic Runes and Tokens removed, then build a deck of at least 20 cards. Runes are provided. The event features a three-round, win-a-match, win-a-pack tournament, and each participant receives a Nexus Night promo during Round 1 seating. A Riot account is required to participate.

This monthly support group offers a welcoming space to build connection through honest conversation about the challenges of being human, along with creative practices that support healing. Each gathering features a new theme, fresh experiences, and a different guide, so no two meetings are the same. Attendance is available on a drop-in basis at $20 per person for each meeting. Pre-registration is encouraged and places your name on a drop-in list that can be applied to any single session.

Brown County Forward hosts a book club at Lion’s Mouth Bookstore in Green Bay that brings together progressives and fellow readers for conversations about literature and social change. This session centers on The Lilac People by Milo Todd. The discussion is open to everyone, with no need for political background or literary expertise, and it offers a friendly setting to connect over ideas. Copies of the book can be ordered through the Lion’s Mouth website with a 15 percent discount.

A stage adaptation of It’s a Wonderful Life brings the classic tale to the theater, with a script by James W. Rodgers inspired by Frank Capra’s film and the original story The Greatest Gift by Philip Van Doren Stern. In Bedford Falls, George Bailey has long put family and community before his own dreams. When a crisis on Christmas Eve leaves him deeply discouraged, a guardian angel shows him how the town would look if he had never been there, helping him see the value of his life and the good he has done. Brimming with the spirit of the season, this production highlights the strength of family ties, the support of a close-knit community, and the hope that comes with faith. The performance runs about 120 minutes and is suitable for all ages.

Explore a traditional German-style holiday street market featuring festive food and drinks, unique gifts, and programming.

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.

This event features live musical performances at Club Ritz. It centers on artists playing music in real time for attendees.

Discover Seymour, Wisconsin during Shop The Block, a citywide shopping day that highlights local boutiques, cafes, restaurants, retailers, and service providers across multiple locations. The event brings the community together while showcasing entrepreneurs, including in-home businesses presenting their own products and services. Browse a wide mix of establishments and explore offerings that suit many interests. A detailed list of participating businesses will be shared as plans are finalized. Opportunities to participate as a vendor or host are available.

Browse nearly 80 vendors offering a variety of goods, including crochet plushies, rag rugs, sublimation items, 3D-printed products, houseplants, baked goods, and dirty sodas. The show takes place on two floors of the hotel, with signs to help guide shoppers between levels. Admission is free, and strollers are welcome.

Friends of Appleton Public Library presents a public book sale at Appleton Public Library in Appleton, WI. Browse a wide range of pre-owned books, movies, and other finds offered at wallet friendly prices. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Friends of Appleton Public Library is an independent nonprofit that supports the library through fundraising, advocacy, and outreach.

Children with different abilities and their families can enjoy a quieter, lower-sensory museum experience, with reduced noise, adjusted lighting, sensory-friendly activities, and the freedom to explore at their own pace. The hour is free to attend and is supported by Five for Families.

Create a festive, personalized gift at a hands-on workshop. Choose a cylinder feeder and a seed character, including a new trio of seed birds, then decorate your creation with natural embellishments. Keep it for yourself or give it to someone special. Participants receive a $5-off coupon for each creation at checkout, and bird-friendly coffee and seasonal treats will be available while crafting.

Night Owl hosts a ladies pool tournament with bracketed play and cash awards for first, second, and third place. The entry fee is $20 per person, and partners are paired at random at the start. The event features drinks, prize raffles, and a lively, welcoming competition.

Children ages 4 to 12 can browse an assortment of holiday gifts priced at $4 each and have their purchases gift-wrapped at this re-creation of H.C. Prange’s holiday shopping experience. The shop accepts cash and checks only, and entrance is included with museum admission. Bruce the Spruce, the talking Christmas tree who once entertained holiday shoppers at Prange’s, is awake at select times to chat with guests.

Celebrate the launch of the One Piece card game's OP-18 set at Gnome Games Green Bay West. Entry is $30. Each participant receives six OP-18 booster packs and 30 minutes to build a deck, followed by a win-a-match, win-a-pack tournament. Rounds are 30 minutes and played as best of one. The number of rounds depends on attendance, and play continues until there is a single undefeated player. There is no top cut. Every player receives an OP-18 participation pack for the release, and the overall winner earns a promo with the Winner stamp. A Bandai TCG account is required to participate.

Explore pyrography, the art of decorating with heat, in a guided workshop with Cari Ann Creations. Create a design on a baseball hat, with children’s sizes available, or choose an 8-by-14-inch charcuterie board. No artistic experience is needed. Tools are provided, and stencils are available for extra guidance.

Flannel Fest is an annual celebration of Americana music, featuring performances by Dawes, The Mascot Theory, Beth Kille Band, and TAE & The Neighborly (DUO). Proceeds support the Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund, which helps Wisconsin neighbors stay safe and comfortable in their homes. General admission and VIP ticket options are available, with VIP tickets including a guaranteed seat, early entrance, and a festival souvenir.

Home Free brings an all vocal spin on country music with a show that blends upbeat, Nashville tinged pop, country and western classics, rich harmonies, and quick wit and humor. The group has earned more than 720,000 album equivalents worldwide, twenty Top 10 entries, and a global following that includes over 906 million YouTube views and 1.87 million subscribers. Praised by Billboard, Rolling Stone, and American Songwriter, and dubbed a fan favorite a cappella group by Taste of Country, this performance showcases their signature sound.

Take a day for yourself with guided yoga, meditation, and journaling, along with snacks, fun beverages, a light lunch, a special treat, and take-home items. Learn step-by-step techniques for connecting with horses, with safe horses available for practice. Jaime, a licensed massage therapist for people and horses, will guide safe and effective massage techniques, while Mandi shares horsemanship and training tips. These techniques are not a replacement for professional care. The stable is unheated, so dress for the conditions. Heated spaces are available for breaks and lunch. Minimum participation is required.

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.

A community celebration of holiday spirit, creativity, and generosity, the Feztival of Trees features artfully decorated themed trees sponsored by area businesses and organizations, along with families and community groups. Guests can wander through cheerful holiday displays, take part in activities for the season, and discover ways to support the Beja Shriners' charitable efforts. In the lead up to the festivities, look for updates about the event, sponsor highlights, and sneak peeks from behind the scenes as preparations come together for a joyful holiday season.

This event at Culver's in Suamico supports the Elks, with a share of purchases made during the event benefiting the organization. Elks members will be on site with friendly smiles, helping serve meals. Frozen custard is available as a sweet treat.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck makes a visit to Woodman’s in Green Bay ahead of the holidays, serving lobster specialties right from the truck for an easy stop while you are out and about. You can place an order through the mobile app to cut down your wait. The app begins accepting orders a couple of hours before each truck service, and orders for a later service open only after the current one ends. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, simply order at the truck. Every purchase earns rewards, and in-person orders can have a QR code scanned to add points to your account.

Learn core skills in a welcoming group setting designed for beginners and suitable for all ages and experience levels. This Level One Foundations program runs for six weeks, meets on the same weekday throughout, and the full session is $200. Instruction is led by experienced trainer and CGC Evaluator Amy Schwarz, and the coursework sets a clear path toward earning the CGC. Graduates of Practical Obedience Puppy and Teenage DaySchool can inquire about a three-class bundle that carries these fundamentals through CGC at a special discount.

Tailgate County performs live at Topher’s Taphouse.

HUW Live is a live event at The Capitol Centre.

The Green Bay Gamblers Pickle Fest is back at the Resch Complex in Green Bay, WI for a pickle-themed celebration.

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.

Collectorabilia Con features collectibles and merchandise spanning retro games, consoles, toys, action figures, comics, graphic novels, art, crafts, LEGO, modern collectibles, Funko Pops, Pokémon, Transformers, Japanese imports, sports memorabilia, TV and movie memorabilia, antiques, and more. The family-friendly event also welcomes new vendors and features special guests Joey D’Auria and Larry Hankin. D’Auria is an actor, comedian, children’s television personality, and voice actor known for portraying WGN-TV Chicago’s Bozo the Clown and for roles in television, animation, and video games. Hankin is an actor, performer, director, and producer whose credits include Friends, Seinfeld, Escape from Alcatraz, and Breaking Bad.

Enjoy a festive shopping experience with coffee, tea, a mimosa bar, and snacks. Browse boutique clothing, Kimberly apparel, handmade treasures, holiday ornaments and decor, sweet treats and breads, candles, earrings, permanent jewelry, magnet photos, and easy gifts. Charcuterie boards are available to order for the holidays, and photobooth fun is also part of the event. Vendors include Board & Bites, CL Apparel, Elements of Beauty, Good Snaps Co., Heritage Coffee & Tea, Hoot's Sweet Treats, Knotheads, M+L Designs, Modern Thread Boutique, Punchy Potions, Twice Baked, and Way Boutique.

Christmas in the Village returns to Vickery Village as a building to building holiday stroll that fills Downtown Suamico with twinkling lights, warm drinks, family friendly fun, and a shop local spirit. After a successful first year, the celebration grows with more participating businesses and new additions, creating a cozy winter experience throughout the Village. Santa is back for festive photos and cheerful moments. Families can look forward to expanded activities, interactive kids crafts, seasonal photo spots, and special food and beverage offerings. Shops plan holiday specials and open houses, and a refreshed Village map and timeline will help visitors plan the day. This growing Small Business Saturday tradition showcases local retailers and community cheer, offering a welcoming village setting to celebrate the season.

Enjoy Christmas activities and family fun, along with the lighting of the park.

AOT Yoga presents a kids yoga experience that brings movement, mindful breathing, and body awareness to life in a playful, age appropriate setting. This class is part of the Mindful Movement series for ages 6 to 9, offering simple practices that help children notice their emotions and physical sensations while building skills for self regulation, focus, and being present. Families can drop in for $15 or choose a three class bundle for $30. To use the bundle, purchase the package in Vagaro under Packages, then register for each class individually to reserve a spot. Space is limited, and registration is available through the Vagaro app.

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.

The Women’s Empowerment Group is a weekly hybrid support gathering hosted by Wise Women Gathering Place, welcoming women of all ages and life stages to connect through cultural healing, community, and meaningful conversation. Through peer support and practical skill building, participants explore ways to strengthen healthy relationships with themselves and with others. Activities vary and may include group discussions, hands-on learning, and community-based experiences such as harvesting. Registration is coordinated by email, and weekly updates and access links are shared that way. Childcare can be arranged with advance notice.

Explore a creative combination of pottery and plants. Decorate a handmade ceramic planter by carving, adding texture and color, then choose two or three houseplants or succulents and learn how to care for them. Pots, planting materials, decorative stones, and the tools needed for planting are included. You may also bring a beverage of your choice.

Enjoy holiday classics performed by the Little Chute Community Band at its annual Christmas concert. Refreshments will be available afterward, and the whole family is welcome.

Celebrate the OP-18 release of the One Piece Card Game at Gnome Games Green Bay West. Entry is $30. Each player receives six packs from the newest set and has 30 minutes to build a deck. The tournament awards a booster pack for every match win. Rounds are 30 minutes and played as best of one. The number of rounds depends on attendance and play concludes when there is a single undefeated player. There is no top cut. All participants receive an OP-18 Release Event Participation Pack, and the overall winner earns a Winner Stamp promo. A BANDAITCG account is required to participate, and advance registration 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.

Discount Embroidery Blanks LLC offers a holiday shopping experience where children choose gifts for family, friends, and even pets. Adults register their child and provide spending cash, then relax in a waiting area or browse the storefront while volunteers accompany young shoppers. To keep things moving smoothly, only a few children enter at a time based on volunteer availability, and coloring sheets are available if there is a short wait. Refreshments are provided. Gifts are organized by price and recipient, with options for all ages and genders, and most items are priced between 1 and 15 dollars. After making selections within the set budget, each child visits a wrapping area where purchases are wrapped, labeled, and ready for the tree. Any unspent money is returned when the child reunites with their adult. All ages are welcome to take part.

Explore handmade work from Wisconsin artisans at a marketplace of pottery, woodworking, paintings, home decor, jewelry, glass art, cards, photography, clothing, and more. Returning for a second year at the KI Convention Center in Green Bay, it highlights original art and gift-ready creations for the holiday season. Admission and parking are free. Food vendors may be available. Artists interested in being featured can contact Kate at Artisanchristmasgb@gmail.com.

Looking to welcome a dog into your life? Visit PetSmart to meet adoptable dogs from Circle of Souls Animal Rescue and learn about adoption, fostering, and the rescue process. Spend time with the pups as they soak up attention and show their personalities, and you may find a perfect match. For future dates and featured dogs, follow Circle of Souls Animal Rescue.

Create a Christmas tree-shaped ceramic platter from a slab of clay, using a provided template to shape your piece. Personalize it with Christmas-themed stamps, texture rollers, carving tools, and colorful underglazes. Clay, tools, warm non-alcoholic apple cider, professional glazing and kiln firing, and step-by-step guidance are included. No pottery experience is necessary. You may also bring a beverage of your choice, and glassware is available in the studio.

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.

Adapted from Rick Riordan's book, this musical follows Percy Jackson, a teenager who discovers his true heritage and sets out on a world saving quest with an unlikely group of allies. The show moves at a lively pace and features a rock infused score with standout songs including "Good Kid", "My Grand Plan", and "Try", while a cast of memorable characters brings a faithful version of the story to life. It also marks a milestone for De Pere Middle School as its first ever musical, and a full length one at that.

A cheerful community gathering at Hobart Fire Station 1 features visits with Santa along with cookies and hot cocoa. This free event is presented by the Hobart Volunteer Firefighter’s Association and offers a welcoming start to the holiday season for families and friends.

Connect with other theater lovers through a script-reading club led by Leah Demski. Read favorite plays, discover lesser-known scripts, and share your passion and knowledge of theater.

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.

Enjoy a festive floral workshop featuring seasonal flowers and greenery from J&S Gardens. Learn floral design principles and tips as you select premium blooms and follow guided instruction to create a holiday arrangement, complete with flower food, ribbon, and a festive vase of your choice. The ticket includes a first drink, and a portion of the proceeds benefits Unity Hospice. An ugly sweater contest will award prizes for first, second, and third place, and the Unity Resale Shoppe pop-up will offer holiday shopping before the event.

Chaos erupts when the notorious Herdman kids barge into Sunday school and insist on taking roles in the Christmas pageant. With talk of biting and cigars in Bethlehem and a cast that has never heard the Nativity story, the town begins to panic. Many push reluctant director Grace Bradley to call it off, but Grace, her family, and the Reverend work to help everyone see the story... and the Herdmans... in a new light. Presented as a lively musical, this rendition blends big laughs with genuine warmth to celebrate the season’s message. The performance runs about 90 minutes and is suitable for all ages.

Skate at the Howard Commons Activity Complex while showing Meadowbrook Bulldog pride. A portion of each paid admission will be donated to the Meadowbrook Bulldogs PTO. Attendees are encouraged to tell the cashier they are Bulldogs. Purple and yellow attire is encouraged on the ice.

Get creative at a festive pottery workshop where you can choose a handmade ceramic mug in a classic handled or thumbprint style, then carve, paint, and decorate it with your own designs. All materials and tools are provided, with guidance throughout the workshop. Your finished mug will be professionally glazed and kiln-fired. Enjoy the hot cocoa bar, featuring marshmallows, candy canes, cinnamon sticks, chocolate toppings, and other sweet treats. No pottery experience is needed.

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Enjoy a festive atmosphere where ugly sweaters are encouraged and live music adds to the holiday spirit. Participants can wear a favorite ugly sweater and take in tunes that capture the season.

The Rockin' Apple and Jack's Maintenance bring WAPL XMAS BASH 2026 to EPIC Event Center in Green Bay, with Fuel and Lit headlining and Annex as the special guest. Ticket options include general admission on the floor at $55, general admission in the mezzanine at $80, and reserved mezzanine seating at $115. A presale is available for WAPL All Access Club members, followed by a public on sale. For every ticket purchased, $1 benefits B.A.B.E.S., Inc. Child Abuse Prevention Services, with Jack's Maintenance and American Platinum each matching contributions up to $1,500. B.A.B.E.S., Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers free respite care sessions of up to seven hours for young parents in Northeast Wisconsin, serving Outagamie, Winnebago, Calumet, and Brown counties. This support provides time for rest and relief, promotes mental wellness, strengthens families, and works to prevent child abuse through education and resources. This is an all ages event, and alcohol is available with a valid ID.

Carbon Road makes its debut at Bulldogs, a bar on the corner with a classic feel. The venue offers a lively vibe and a well equipped setup for live music, setting the stage for a fun night.

Sweet Acoustics teams up with several special guests for an annual holiday tradition at the CupOJoy music venue, filling the main big room theatre with a blend of traditional and upbeat Christmas songs. The group returns to this stage to mark the season with music.

The Calcium Cup is a returning Yu-Gi-Oh! tradition that began with a gallon of milk. Players compete in an Advanced Format tournament with Swiss rounds, with the number of rounds determined by attendance. The overall winner receives a Winner Pack, a celebratory gallon of milk, and cookies for dunking. Players also earn an OTS Pack for each match win, and anyone who has not received one by the end of the event gets one for participating.

Game day energy builds at The Bar - Holmgren Way with a pre-game celebration that gets started early. A live act takes the stage to kick off the festivities and set an energetic tone before the game begins.

Information is available for reserved parking needs.

Celebrate Star Trek with a Two-Headed Giant Commander party at Gnome Games Green Bay West during Magic Monday. Team up with a partner and face other pairs using standard Two-Headed Giant rules. Each player brings a 100 card Commander deck, and teammates share a 60 point life total. Promo cards are available while supplies last. Companion App code: RZMEX62.

Create a cozy chunky-knit blanket using only your hands in a beginner-friendly workshop suitable for new and experienced knitters. Participants leave with a blanket in a carrying bag and instructions and yarn-buying tips for future projects. Blanket size varies depending on how loosely or tightly it is knit. Advance registration is required, and seats are limited. The $65 option includes a choice from the yarn colors brought to the workshop. The $85 option offers a preselected choice of one or two colors in softer, thicker premium yarn. Participants must be at least 12 years old to work on a blanket independently. An optional $35 add-on is available with the $85 workshop registration for those who would like their blanket completed for them and ready at the workshop.

A warm, candlelit tribute to beloved holiday music fills the National Railroad Museum as a Listeso string quartet brings Christmas favorites to life in an intimate setting. The 60 minute performance includes selections such as Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker, Greensleeves, Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night, O Christmas Tree, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Let It Snow, Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano, Jingle Bells, Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee, Love Is All Around by Wet Wet Wet, Let It Go from Frozen, Once Upon a December from Anastasia by Stephen Flaherty, Maestro from The Holiday by Hans Zimmer, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas by Michael Bublé, Last Christmas by Wham, and All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey. Doors open 45 minutes before the show, and late entry is not permitted once the performance begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck returns to Woodman’s Food Market in Green Bay with a holiday week lineup of lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more, served fresh from the truck. Orders can be placed in advance through the Cousins Maine Lobster app, available in the App Store and on Google Play. Preordering opens a few hours before each service, and orders for a later service can be placed only after the current one ends. If the app is limited or unavailable, walk-up ordering at the truck is offered. Purchases earn loyalty points, and in-person orders can be credited to your account by having the QR code scanned at the window.

Unwind after Christmas at Jj Maloney's in Kaukauna, WI. Jet Pack Stereo brings the soundtrack for a party-ready night, perfect for shaking off the rush of wrapping gifts, visiting relatives, and sipping eggnog. The music is covered, and the vibe invites you to cut loose and make the most of a festive night out.

Celebrate the Season of Champions at Gnome Games Green Bay West with a welcoming Dungeons & Dragons adventure for players of every experience level. The entry fee is $10. Bring a character you create yourself or jump in with one of the available level 3 premade options. Each session ties into a light continuing story, so it is easy to start at any point without worrying about previous weeks. A Wizards of the Coast account is required to participate.

At Lambeau Field in Green Bay, the Green Bay Packers face the Houston Texans. This matchup is subject to the NFL's flexible scheduling policy, meaning the date and start time could change from what appears on schedules or printed tickets. Sale dates and times are not provided in the available information.

The Radiance Summoner Skirmish is a competitive event with a $15 entry fee. A Riot account is required, and participants must provide a deck list. Prizes include packs and exclusive items, and the winner receives a Round 1 bye at the Regional Qualifiers. The number of rounds depends on attendance, with up to five 60-minute best-of-three rounds followed by a Top 8 cut.

City Connect night at Resch Complex features a surprise jersey unveiling and a family night theme. After the game, attendees can take to the ice for a skate with the Gamblers.

Next school year marks 100 years for the Kaukauna Band, and a special Band and Alumni centennial event is being organized to honor that milestone. Current and former members are invited to perform together and celebrate their place in the band’s history. Sign ups are available, and more details will be shared as plans develop.

The K-Tel All-Stars present a fully seated, nostalgia-filled journey through the sights and sounds of the 1970s. Alongside live music, the immersive show features iconic television moments, classic commercials, memorable movie clips, and plenty of humor.

Explore more than 70 tables of sports cards, trading card games, and non-sports cards. Admission and parking are free, and food and beverages are available for purchase. An ATM is on-site, along with live card breaking courtesy of BB Sports Cards.

Enjoy food and fun at Chuck E. Cheese while supporting Meadowbrook. Proceeds benefit Meadowbrook students by helping provide fun events and transportation to those events. Bring your flyer.

Celebrate Reality Fracture with a Star Trek-themed Commander Party featuring special rules designed for the event. Play aids and party cards support gameplay, with each pod of three to four players receiving a play aid and placing party cards in its designated area.

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.