Events in Janesville, WI

Experience tarot readings with Dee, a reader drawing on six decades of life experience. Known for a lively, distinctive style, she offers a warm, welcoming setting where people feel heard and understood. Each session blends practical wisdom with a touch of magic, whether you are seeking clarity, guidance, or simply a fun moment. Sessions are $25 for 20 minutes or $40 for 30 minutes, with cash preferred. Pre-appointments are encouraged. For scheduling or questions, call 608-754-3933.

Celebrate the spooky season with hands-on pumpkin painting, a costume parade that welcomes adults, kids, and pets, and trick-or-treating around the campsites. Show off your creativity with campsite decorating for a chance to win prizes, then wrap up the festivities with a visit to the haunted barn, which requires a separate admission.

Andie’s Pub offers a casual bar league built around a nine hole scramble. Four person teams are created by drawing chips before the round starts. The cost is $22 for nine holes with a cart, and there is a $2 per person winner takes all pot. Participation is flexible, so there is no requirement to play every week.

Kick off the weekend with LUDY and his LADY at Pettit's Lakeview Campground and Bar in Milton, WI. A lakeside stage overlooking Lake Koshkonong sets the scene for a lively mix of favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Food and drinks are available, and attendees may arrive by boat or by car. Expect an upbeat evening of music and dancing by the water.

A live music performance is planned at G5 Brewing Company in Beloit, Wisconsin. The setting is welcoming for families and friends, with food and drinks available to enjoy while spending time together.

Friday Night Magic Commander features a $10 entry. Everyone who plays receives two booster packs and participation promos. Decks must be fully legal, since proxy and playtest cards are not permitted. Pods compete for extra prizes, with the winner of each group earning one additional pack, and a randomly selected player in that pod receiving a promo pack while supplies last.

A high-energy Latin night at Bazinga featuring wall-to-wall hits from DJ Ceja and Jay Massas. The dance floor stays lively with vibrant rhythms, and Latin-themed drink specials are available all night. It takes place on the last Friday of every month, offering a festive setting whether you plan to dance nonstop, celebrate with friends, or simply soak in the music and flavor.

White Oaks Bar hosts a lively karaoke night with Saber, featuring Jon, Chris, Jake, and Sav, bringing their distinctive brand of playful antics to the mic.

At Beloit Farmers Market, visitors can sip fresh squeezed orange juice or a smoothie and enjoy corn on the cob or Mexican-style corn. A full menu will be available, and the market features vendors and music.

Located in Town Square in downtown Janesville, this weekly market brings together local farmers, artisans, and neighbors to share seasonal produce, handmade goods, and local entertainment. Browse farm fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, baked treats, eggs, honey, herbs, plants, freshly cut flowers, soaps and hand cream, jewelry, seasonal items, standout art pieces, and more. The market accepts WI FoodShare and SNAP using EBT or Quest cards, and WIC and Senior FMNP vouchers are accepted for fresh produce.

Expectant parents can take part in the Weekend Express childbirth class offered by SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital - Janesville. This free program covers pregnancy, how labor progresses, comfort techniques, common medical procedures, postpartum care, breastfeeding basics, and additional helpful information. The program meets in the Garden Level Conference Rooms at SSM Health Dean Medical Group - Janesville East. Community members can register by calling 608-373-8200.

Enjoy a relaxed country market atmosphere at Fermenting Cellars Winery with free admission and free parking. Browse a range of direct sales vendors and artisans set up in the pavilion and across the grounds. Guests may enter a drawing to win one of two $30 gift certificates to the winery. Two food trucks are planned, with Snacks & Stuff offering coffee and breakfast items and Stormy’s Grilled Cheese serving up hot sandwiches. The winery also offers a limited selection of food for purchase. For a preview of participants, confirmed vendors include All Things Books & More with reading themed gifts such as bookmarks, tumblers, glassware, tote bags, keychains, bag charms, magnets, bookplates, and stickers, along with Epicure represented by Joanie R., Go Eco Pure 2 represented by Alma B., and L’bri Pure n’ Natural represented by Lori B. Additional vendors are pending, including Tamz Kraftz by Tami, ColorStreet by Starr, Tupperware by Holly, and Lost in Time Studios by Jeff. Please note that pets and firearms are not allowed on the property. For vendor payments and communications, the designated contact is Deanna Sorenson through AngelMoon LLC doing business as AngelMoon Creations, reachable at Deanna@angelmoonllc.com or angelmoonllc@gmail.com, phone 608-201-8217. If there are any questions about legitimacy, contacting the venue to confirm the event promoter and their details is recommended.

Psychic reader Gayle Merrithew offers supportive readings that blend clairvoyant and clairaudient insight. She shares messages received from guardian angels and spirit guides to help illuminate your path in a positive way. Drawing on 26 years of medical training alongside intuitive perception, she can identify potential areas where energy may be blocked in the body. Sessions are available at $25 for 20 minutes or $40 for 30 minutes. Cash is preferred, and advance appointments are encouraged.

Personal psychic readings are available with BrendaLynn Hammon, a compassionate and positive medium, clairvoyant, and clairaudient. She connects with departed loved ones, spirit guides, angels, and spirit animals to offer peace, clarity, and direction on your path. Sessions last 20 minutes for $25 or 30 minutes for $40. Cash is preferred. Scheduling in advance is encouraged. For appointments or questions, call 608-754-3933.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Weekly Locals offers a $10 entry tournament that follows the Advanced Format Forbidden and Limited List. Proxies and playtest cards are not allowed, and all cards must be in English. For every six players, one booster box containing 24 packs is added to the prize pool. Each participant receives at least one booster pack and one tournament pack, subject to availability, with additional prizes based on event results.

Nite Fire rolls into Hammys Roadside Bar with a party built to rock, setting the tone for a high-energy night of good vibes. The plan is simple... take over the venue and turn up the volume, delivering a lively, rock-driven evening from start to finish.

The Milton House Museum’s Signature Event 2026 fills the Janesville Performing Arts Center with an evening of music and movement in Rock County. Headlining the program are the Grammy award-winning Fisk Jubilee Singers, the historic ensemble from Fisk University in Nashville, TN, known for more than 150 years of preserving the spirituals first sung by formerly enslaved people in the United States. Their repertoire carries themes of resilience, hope, and freedom. Also featured is Milwaukee’s Ko-Thi Dance Company, presenting dynamic African and Caribbean dance traditions through rhythm and motion. Tickets are $75, with a $125 VIP package available. A presale is offered to Milton Historical Society members before tickets open to the general public. This concert is the museum’s largest fundraiser of the year, supporting preservation of the Milton House and educational programs that share its Underground Railroad story with visitors and students.

Sunny + Olive is hosting a puppy and kitten shower in support of animals at the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin. The afternoon focuses on cuddles, cuteness, and giving back, and there may even be some kitties. Bring a donation item for the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin to receive 10% off your purchase. Most needed items include wet kitten food, kitten milk replacer, non clumping cat litter, wet puppy food, dry kitten food, wet cat food, wet dog food, puppy and kitten toys, and blankets.

The Pokémon League features activities for all ages across Pokémon GO, the Trading Card Game, and the video games. Entry is $5. Each participant receives four promo packs while supplies last, and bringing a new friend earns both of you an extra league promo pack. All players must have a free Pokémon Trainer Club account. Parents or anyone over 13 can sign up, then select the "I need an ID number" option and bring that ID to league play. Earn additional rewards by playing matches, with one extra promo prize pack available for every four matches completed, limited to one bonus pack per session.

Faith Community Church hosts a stop on the Acoustic Storytime Tour with performances by Jason Gray, Blanca, and Stars Go Dim. This up-close concert pairs music with personal storytelling, lighthearted moments, and reflections that highlight hope and faith, creating a shared experience for families and friends. Tickets are available.

Freshly baked cookies take center stage at SSM Health Janesville Campus, where volunteers offer a sweet selection in Town Square. Cookies are priced at 75¢ each, or choose a baker's dozen for $8. Proceeds benefit St. Mary’s Foundation in Janesville, supporting its mission.

An outdoor performance at Lucy's Hideaway is planned as a special Friday show, dependent on the weather. The date was moved from Saturday so the performers can attend a friend's wedding in Iowa. With the venue’s Friday fish fry packing the indoor space, the show is slated for outside if conditions allow. The group recalls playing here last year on a warm night and is hopeful for similar conditions. They describe Lucy's Hideaway as a favorite stop, with energetic crowds from the first note to the last, friendly staff, good food, and a lively party vibe.

A party atmosphere returns to Wiggy's Saloon with a sweet, sour, and spicy spin on rock. Expect a relaxed hangout vibe and lively energy.

This mini golf championship features 18 holes of play, bucket golf, hole in one competitions, and raffles. Food is included, along with drinks and fun. Teams consist of four players and cost $200, which includes a brat or burger dinner. The day flows from check in and practice to golfing, then wraps up with food and awards. Hole sponsorship is $200, and additional sponsorship levels are available. For team bookings or sponsorship information, email earthur@echojanesville.org.

The event takes place at Rock River Threshree Grounds.

Enjoy a wine tasting with friends or family at Timber Hill, featuring live music by Brooke Nunn.

Kid Vibe brings an eight date Midwest tour to 5Bar, spotlighting rising talent from around the region. The tour features 906 Hammy, Dubb Saq, Reces Aura, and Queue Alexander, with Rack The Ripper TheRealTaco appearing on limited dates. This stop includes performances by Kidd Griffey, FT$&TF, Obscure, Wilhelm Duke, Jamo, IL Boi, Abel Savage, and more. Entry at the door is $10.

Families can enjoy rides on real heavy equipment and capture the moments with a camera at Monster Machines in Motion 2026. Ticket details will be announced closer to the event, and every dollar raised supports the Rock County Cancer Coalition.

Explore a lively gathering of more than 40 holistic vendors and practitioners in Janesville, WI at Woodman’s Sports & Convention Center. Browse holistic wellness services and products such as natural herbal options, local raw unfiltered honey, psychic readings, crystals, wellness coaching, energy work, organic goods, and essential oils. The event also features a group mediumship gallery, free speaker presentations, and complimentary workshops. Admission is $5.

Basics Co-op Owners receive 5+10% off most regularly priced items across the store. Non-owners save 5% on most regularly priced items and can sample products, meet local vendors during demos, and learn from community groups set up in the aisles. As a bonus, the Co-op Cafe offers its Smoothie of the Month for $1.50 for everyone during the event.

Now in its 38th year, the Beloit Senior Fair gathers older adults, caregivers, and community members at Central Christian Church in Beloit for a welcoming resource fair focused on health, wellness, and everyday living. Attendees can explore booths from community organizations and local vendors, enjoy music and friendly conversation, and access on-site services including flu shots, a medication take-back station, and free document shredding. Admission is free, making it easy to stop in, discover helpful services, and find new ways to stay active and connected.

This trip to Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit is priced at $45, and no package is included. Pickup points are available at Elk Grove Home Depot, Streamwood Hoosier Grove, Crystal Lake Walmart, and Johnsburg Walmart. To reserve a spot and pay by check, contact Charlotte at 262-853-0484. Credit cards are not taken over the phone, and checks should be made payable to Starlight Tours LLC.

Rock County moms and their kids can take part in a recurring play date with the Wisconsin Mom’s Social Club, held on the second Thursday of each month at Kidtopia Indoor Playground & Party Place. The morning offers playtime for children and an easy way for moms to connect with one another. No reservations are required. Entry fee information is available on the venue’s website.

Milton KOA hosts a Halloween-themed getaway featuring pumpkin painting, a costume parade for adults, kids, and pets, campsite decorating with prizes, and trick-or-treating at the campsites. The Haunted Barn offers an extra dose of spooky fun and requires a separate fee. Because it falls on Columbus Weekend, a three-night minimum stay is required.

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Twilight: New Moon with an evening of nostalgia and fandom. The movie will be on screen while guests shop pop up offerings. Kelly Kreations will have cake pops and Twilight inspired dirty sodas. Sunny + Olive will feature Twilight inspired clothing and accessories to browse. A 20th anniversary edition of the book will be available for purchase, and one copy will be given away to an attendee.

Taking place at Town Square-Downtown Janesville, this market appearance will share its menu during the week the market is held. Check back closer to the event for the full list of offerings.

Caregivers do not have to navigate this path alone. This free monthly workshop offers a one hour support circle for parents, guardians, and grandparents who are raising a child with autism or supporting a child with unique needs. Hosted by R. Family Care Services and facilitated by Raven Napoleon, Respite Coordinator at RFCS, the session creates space to breathe, learn, and be understood. Participants connect with others facing similar challenges and leave with practical tools they can use right away, including strategies for responding to behaviors, building helpful structure at home, managing stress, and advocating within the school system. This installment focuses on handling behavior and emotional triggers, with an emphasis on creating predictability, strengthening emotional regulation, and encouraging independence. Each month highlights a different theme with the same aim, helping families feel supported, capable, and connected.

With more than 22 years devoted to 70s classic rock, Soul 2 Soul delivers a live, loud set packed with favorites from Boston, Styx, The Cars, Supertramp, Skynyrd, REO, Fleetwood Mac, and more. The band features Robby Demos on vocals and guitar, Tracy Jane Comer on keyboards and vocals, Curt Schreiner on drums, and Jeremy Toledo on bass. It is all about familiar songs and a good time.

A monthly coffee meetup for area veterans takes place at Cafe on Main, offering a relaxed opportunity to connect and share conversation. Attendance is open to all veterans, with no American Legion membership required.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly fall festival featuring trunk-or-treat fun. Kids can collect candy while visiting creatively decorated trunks presented by local businesses and community partners. The event also offers fall-themed crafts, games, and hands-on activities for all ages. Costumes are encouraged. Admission is free and open to everyone. Those interested in hosting a trunk can contact Michelle Adkins at 608-757-8300, ext. 216 for more information.

Milton KOA hosts a Halloween celebration featuring painting pumpkins, a costume parade for adults, children, and pets, and a campsite decorating contest with prizes. Trick-or-treating runs from campsite to campsite, and a haunted barn attraction is offered for an additional charge.

At the Milton Community Day Markets, families can browse the booths while children in costume collect treats from participating vendors and food trucks. It pairs shopping with trick-or-treating in a single event.

Kids can wear costumes and come along. While you shop the booths, they can trick-or-treat with the many vendors and food trucks.

You are invited to stop by the Beloit Farmers Market and say hello in person.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed purse bingo event at Fast Eddie’s Bar & Grill, featuring multiple rounds with designer handbags up for grabs and a lively setting with food and drinks. Admission options include three bingo cards for $40 or six for $70. Early registrants are entered into a drawing for the privilege of picking the first purse of the day. Costumes are welcome, with a contest recognizing the best outfits. Additional chances to win come from raffle baskets filled with prizes. Seating is limited.

DRR brings the fun to Hammys Roadside Bar with an evening made for singalongs, dancing, and cutting loose. Gather friends, enjoy a cold drink, and take in a lively, rowdy atmosphere from start to finish.

This story-centered program pairs classic children’s books with hands-on, nature-inspired activities that encourage curiosity, creativity, and a love of the outdoors. Each session highlights a different title and tailors activities to the book and the season, with past and upcoming selections including Sunflower House by Eve Bunting, Lola Plants a Garden by Anna McQuinn, Planting a Rainbow and Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert, and Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney. This session features Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert. Participants will gather leaves to craft their own leaf character, explore textures found in the garden, and consider how change can open the door to new adventures. The program is designed for children ages 4 to 7. Children outside that range are welcome. There is a $4 fee per child, and adult chaperones attend free. Capacity is limited to 25 participants. Pre-registration is recommended and receives priority at check-in, while walk-ins are accommodated if space allows. Payment is made at the Garden Gift Gallery window on the day of your visit. The event takes place at Rotary Botanical Gardens.

The event features permanent jewelry with Medusa Outfitters and flash tattoos with Audriana Nichol.

Celebrate the season at an annual fall festival featuring trunk or treating, hands-on fall crafts, games, candy, and activities for the whole family. Costumes are encouraged while exploring creatively decorated trunks presented by local businesses and community partners. This free community gathering is open to everyone.

Steely Dane brings a dynamic tribute to the music of Steely Dan and Donald Fagen to the Janesville Performing Arts Center. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, this 14 member ensemble features a full horn section, backing vocalists, and accomplished players who capture the group’s signature mix of jazz and rock. Expect a set that blends chart favorites with deeper cuts for an energetic concert that honors one of popular music’s most influential catalogs. Seating is assigned for this performance, which takes place in the historic Hansch Theatre. Lobby doors open 60 minutes before curtain, and theatre doors open 30 minutes before curtain.

Grand Avenue Pub welcomes the AD 20th Anniversary Tour for a lively stop filled with big energy and playful vibes. Get ready for a roof-raising atmosphere.

JAM Artists bring eerie tunes to the Janesville downtown Trick or Treat festivities, keeping the focus on treats with a playful soundtrack for the celebration.

The Zombie Eradication Hunt reaches its finale at Milton Action Bay, where two teams have pushed the infection back and the remaining horde is gathering for a last push. Mark advances to the front, Roy holds the line, and Dale charts a path to guide the survivors through what remains. Participants tackle RCRPC’s competitive shoot-and-move shotgun course populated with life-sized zombie targets. A single run is available, or competitors can make additional attempts to improve their results, and each run is $10. The event is open to the public. Divisions include pump action and semi-automatic shotguns, with men’s and women’s classifications, and all shotgun gauges are allowed. Only target ammunition is permitted, with no buckshot and no slugs. Every shooter proceeds under the guidance of a Range Safety Officer, with a tightly controlled setup that prioritizes safe handling and clear procedures. Participants may bring family and friends, and should bring target ammunition. This is the closing operation in the series, and no fourth weekend is planned.

A candlelit tribute to Halloween themed favorites takes place at The Venue Janesville, featuring the Listeso String Quartet in an intimate, softly lit setting. The program includes Thriller and Danse Macabre, Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8 II Allegro Molto, the theme from The Exorcist, and music tied to Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, Ghostbusters, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and The Nightmare Before Christmas, along with Night on Bald Mountain. This tribute concert is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives. The minimum age is 8, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards, and seats are assigned by zone in the order of arrival.

Pay $100 and receive $115 in gift card value, good on all services and products at Flawless U Salon Spa, Flawless U Academy, and Flawless Handmade. It is a simple way to treat yourself or someone special. For details or assistance, call or text 608-756-0307.

Experience live music at The Club Tavern, a local hangout.

At Bazinga, DJ Ceja and Jay Massas power a Latin night packed with high-energy beats and nonstop dancing, spinning top Latin hits from start to finish. Latin-themed drink specials run all night while a lively dance floor sets a vibrant mood. The party takes place on the last Friday of every month.

The 4th Annual Boneyard Brawl brings a Halloween-themed fitness challenge to Ironside Fitness for same-sex teams of two. Beginner, Intermediate, and RX divisions are available, and the top three teams in each division will earn prizes. Costumes are encouraged, with an extra award for the standout look. The day begins with check-in and a workout brief before the first WOD, followed by additional events that put teamwork and grit to the test. Entries are nonrefundable, though a team ticket may be transferred if someone on the roster cannot attend. Register by the stated deadline to guarantee an event t-shirt.

A Halloween-themed weekend of UpDog disc games brings playful costumes, good dogs, and plenty of opportunities to earn UPDIF points. This will be a points-only weekend with specialty awards, photo opportunities, and prizes throughout. Over two days, the lineup includes Throw N Go, 4 Way Play at Levels 1 or 2, Spaced Out at Levels 1 or 2, Greedy, Time Warp, Fireball, and Frizgility. The first day focuses on Level 1 unless noted, and participation is limited to 200 runs per day. Per UpDog rules, each dog may run up to 10 times per day. Costumes are encouraged but not required. A pup-focused costume contest takes place on the first day, and handlers are welcome to dress up without needing to compete in costume. A photo booth and other festive touches add to the fun. Pre-registration is $13 per game, and day-of entry is $15 per game if space allows. No camping is available at the field. The organizer is also seeking an additional judge for approximately 20 runs each day and a photographer.

Spend time with friends while learning the paper piecing technique, with the PopStar pattern as the featured project. Work alongside others in a friendly setting and focus on building skills as you create each section of the PopStar design.

The 135 Community Team meets each month to shape what comes next for the Ys in Rock County as they celebrate 135 years of impact. Individuals, families, and groups are invited to explore programs and experiences, share honest feedback, and help guide practical, facility-specific improvements. Input is delivered directly to project teams and decision makers so the Y can become more welcoming, accessible, and community led. Between gatherings, participants complete one simple task, such as trying a class or activity, taking a brief walk-through, or responding to a short survey. Meetings are hosted at the Parker YMCA in Milton or the Janesville YMCA, based on what works for participants. These follow-up activities are free, membership is not required, and 135 Community Team members may receive optional discounts and program perks.

Sip & Support, the annual campaign fundraiser, returns to Woodman's Center Sports & Convention Center. More information will be shared soon.

Back2Back Trio brings live music to Janesville VFW Post 1621. Enjoy food and beverages in a safe environment that is great for families. It is open to everyone, and no membership or veteran status is required. Expect friendly faces, tasty bites, and plenty of fun.

Browse two floors filled with crafters and vendors, with an elevator providing access to both levels. Food can be purchased on site, and admission is free. If you are interested in participating as a vendor, contact Valerie using the phone number shown on the flier or send a message to "Masonic Lodge Janesville." Be cautious of anyone posting or commenting to solicit contacts for open spots, as those messages are scams.

Low-reen, Harpdog, and the Jimmy Upstairs Trio bring a Chicago blues-forward performance to The Rubber Ducky Winery & Country Market, weaving in roots, rock, and Americana. Low-reen handles vocals, guitar, and drums, Harpdog contributes vocals, harmonica, and guitar, and Jimmy Upstairs adds vocals, keys, drums, and guitar. The set blends hot Chicago blues with hokum and swing, combining originals with classic covers that nod to Robert Nighthawk, Muddy, Honeyboy, Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Woody Guthrie, and the bluesy side of Chuck Berry. The venue features a wine selection and craft cocktails, a country market, and a menu of flatbreads, charcuterie, and snacks, along with dinner theatre and live music.

The act is sprucing things up for a party at Hammy's, with a cleaner, sharper performance on the way.

Soul 2 Soul brings more than 22 years of 70s classic rock to Bazinga of Janesville, delivering a high energy set filled with big tunes from Boston, Styx, The Cars, Supertramp, Lynyrd Skynyrd, REO, Fleetwood Mac, and more. The show is loud and fully live, crafted to light up the room. The lineup features Robby Demos on vocals and guitar, Tracy Jane Comer on keyboards and vocals, Curt Schreiner on drums, and Jeremy Toledo on bass, all focused on crowd-pleasing songs and an upbeat vibe.

The Parkview Community Fund Raffle returns this year to raise money for the Parkview Community Fund. All proceeds from the raffle benefit the fund.

Girl’s Night Out brings a mix of treats, pampering, and creative flair. Enjoy cake pops from Kelly Kreations, relax with self care from Flashed Out Facials and Lashes, sample fragrances from Restoration Candles, and choose a quick flash tattoo by Audriana Nichol.

Aaron Weber brings his nationally touring standup to Comedy Cabin in Janesville. The Nashville-based comic is a Grand Ole Opry regular and became the youngest standup to perform in the Opry circle. Raised in Montgomery, Alabama, and a Notre Dame graduate, he soon made comedy his full-time path. His debut special, Signature Dish, featured Nate Bargatze and Nateland Entertainment as executive producers, and he went on to make his late-night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He first appeared on television in 2020 as the host of Stand Up Nashville on Circle Network and was named a New Face at Just For Laughs the following year. He also co-hosts The Nateland Podcast with Nate Bargatze and Brian Bates, where conversations range from animals to calendars to Rhode Island. His standup is sharp and self-deprecating, honed on stages at clubs and theaters across the country.

Cake pops will be available at the Field of Friends Fundraiser Craft & Vendor Fair, presented by AngelMoon Creations. Flavors are still being finalized, with a selection of holiday options to be announced soon.

Rebel Hearts brings an energetic, genre-spanning live performance to The Club Tavern, showcasing a lively mix of styles.

Soul 2 Soul returns to Grand Avenue Pub with a high-energy celebration of 70s classic rock, drawing on favorites from Boston, Styx, The Cars, Supertramp, Skynyrd, REO, Fleetwood Mac, and more. With over 22 years behind them, the band delivers the music cranked up and fully live for a room-shaking night. The lineup features Robby Demos on vocals and guitar, Tracy Jane Comer on keyboards and vocals, Curt Schreiner on drums, and Jeremy Toledo on bass, all centered on timeless songs and a good-time vibe.

Back2Back brings live music to Timber Hill Winery’s new Milton location. Enjoy distinctive, accessibly priced wines from this small, family-operated winery alongside a menu featuring Wisconsin cheese boards, dips and other shareable bites, plus pizzas, sandwiches, salads and desserts.

Celebrate Black Friday at Flawless U Salon Spa Academy with special savings on gift cards. Every gift card purchase includes a complimentary spa massage voucher, and a $100 card gives you $115 in value. Gift cards are valid for all services and products at Flawless U Salon Spa, Flawless U Academy, and Flawless Handmade. For details or questions, call or text 608-756-0307.

Latin Night Party at Bazinga transforms the venue into a celebration of Latin music and dance. DJ Ceja and Jay Massas drive the energy with favorite hits, and Latin-themed drink specials set a festive tone. Whether dancing front and center or relaxing with friends, attendees can expect upbeat rhythms, a lively crowd, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Discover a buzzing marketplace devoted to discovery, shopping, and connection within the community. Explore at your own pace as you meet local artisans, readers, and energy workers, and browse distinctive finds like crystals, handcrafted jewelry, candles, artwork, tarot decks, and other spiritual tools. The atmosphere is welcoming and upbeat, created as an immersive experience that supports mind, body, and spirit. Bring your holiday list, with more than 40 vendors ready to help you check off your shopping.

Shake off Thanksgiving indulgence on the dance floor and let any family stress melt away. There is ample space to move, and the vibe is lively and welcoming.