Events in Lake Delton, WI

Enjoy a Halloween-themed weekend that mixes playful chills with plenty of lighthearted fun. Expect candy treats, lots of laughs, creative costumes all around, and festive games that capture the spirit of the season. It is suited to families, groups of friends, and Halloween fans of every age who want excitement without excessive frights. Campsites for Halloween weekends often fill quickly, so availability may be limited.

A Halloween weekend kicks off with a festive celebration paired with a fish fry. The lineup includes pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, and a costume contest, offering family friendly fun. A canteen will be open during designated hours throughout the weekend.

The third annual Midwest MINI Meet brings a multi-club gathering to Baraboo for a weekend based at the Fairfield Inn & Suites, with scenic drives designed for MINI enthusiasts. Participants can take part for the whole weekend or for a single day. There are no registration fees, and attendees handle their own lodging and meals. Hosted by the Chicago Mini Motoring Club, the rally centers on exploring the curvy, lettered roads of Wisconsin’s driftless region, known for sweeping ridgelines, quiet valleys, and rolling hills. The signature Coffee and Curves Run showcases some of the best motoring in the area. Plans include a social by the hotel’s patio fire pits, a group drive to Viroqua with options for coffee, the farmers market, and brunch, a return route with a fuel and restroom stop in Elroy, a group dinner planned at Tumbled Rock Brewery and Kitchen pending confirmation, another evening social, a staged drone photo, and a brunch run to Spring Green General Store. For planning purposes, registration is requested even for those not staying at the rally hotel. All participants will be asked to sign a club waiver before taking part, and route details along with the waiver will be provided at driver meetings before each day’s run. FRS or GMRS radios are encouraged to help keep the group together on the road. Routes are subject to final scouting to avoid construction and ensure smooth travel.

Halloween weekend features campsite decorating ahead of a day filled with activities, including a parade and a costume contest. An outdoor scary movie is also planned, weather permitting. Additional details will be announced.

The 10th Annual Walk for Hope, hosted by Prevent Suicide Columbia County, is a family-friendly walk that supports suicide prevention, awareness, education, and hope in the community. It brings people together to remember those lost, stand with individuals affected by suicide, and share a message that no one is alone. Registration and volunteer opportunities are available.

Begin the day with a friendly, all-abilities movement class that starts with light stretching and simple exercises for every age and fitness level. After the warmup, it shifts into a yogalates blend on the barn lawn by the ranch lounge, combining yoga postures and Pilates-based work to support strength, flexibility, and balance. Instructors lead the group from the ranch entrance to the lawn for a calm outdoor start to the day. Lodging guests at CASACAMPO who are staying in the farmhouse or bunkhouse have the morning movement segment included, and will then be guided to their next activity. The Ranch Pass is not part of this class. Please reserve tickets ahead of time.

Ketchums Run/Walk takes place at Sauk County Fairgrounds and features a larger edition focused on empowering Wisconsin veterans. The event supports Ketchum’s Got Your Six, Inc., which continues its mission to uplift and empower veterans. Last year’s generosity came close to covering the cost of providing a service dog and training for a veteran, and continued support helps move that goal forward to change lives.

Enjoy a two-mile train ride past towering rock formations and through woodlands along the Wisconsin River. Guests of all ages can watch for wildlife, including deer, turkeys, or a fox. Back at the station, food and snacks are available in a picnic pavilion, and a gift shop offers items to take home. Family yard games add to the experience, and steam locomotives puff and chug at Hyde Park Station.

Experience railroading heritage up close with guided access to four historic cars: Wisconsin Fish Commission Badger #2, East Jordan & Southern #2, Duluth South Shore & Atlantic #213, and the Soo Line OAK PARK. A special spotlight is on East Jordan & Southern #2, the oldest car featured, with restoration work that began in 2015 nearing completion this year. The tour opens doors to areas typically closed to the public, offers stories from dedicated volunteers about each car’s past and the restoration efforts, and invites a close look at the craftsmanship that brings these pieces back to life. Visitors also step inside the car shop for a behind-the-scenes view of the restoration process. After the walking portion, ride the rails aboard the historic Great Northern #3261 in a classic wooden passenger coach.

Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone brings a live concert to Crystal Grand Music Theatre. The performance takes place inside the venue with the artists on stage and attendees present.

Boomtown Saloon serves the Wisconsin Dells area as a country music bar, pairing Nashville inspired food with a constant country soundtrack and a steady lineup of live acts. Treeman Music, the live acoustic project of Martin Hunt, makes his first appearance on the Boomtown stage with a set that blends new and classic country, rock, blues, and pop, including covers from artists such as Jamey Johnson, Chris Stapleton, Bill Withers, Riley Green, Chris Isaak, Counting Crows, Elvis, Seven Mary Three, STP, Hootie & the Blowfish, George Straight, Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Toby Keith, and Keith Whitley.

A relaxed market brings together local makers, growers, and small businesses in an easygoing, stay as long as you like atmosphere. Browse homemade personal finds, fresh cut flowers, distinctive jewelry and 3D printed pieces, herbal and natural products, treats and gifts for pets, local produce, fun food, and handmade art. Because many offerings are seasonal, each visit can reveal different finds. It is a place to browse, grab a bite, and linger for a while.

This Share Night at Culver’s supports a mission trip to the Philippines. Buying a meal or custard, whether dining in or using the drive-thru, will help those traveling as they work to renovate the pastor’s home of a rural church.

Chef Lori leads a flavorful appetizer class centered on Asian-inspired small plates. Participants explore bites influenced by the cuisines of China, Thailand, Japan, and Korea, known for lively seasonings, fresh ingredients, and satisfying textures. Through step-by-step demonstrations, Chef Lori showcases several appetizers suited to entertaining or simply refreshing an appetizer lineup at home. Along the way, she shares practical techniques and ingredient guidance that make these global flavors easy to recreate. Attendees leave with new ideas to elevate their next gathering.

Emrick Lake transforms into a haven for Halloween fans with a weekend full of scares and seasonal fun. Look for campground fun with a spooky twist, candy-centered adventures, standout costumes, and unexpected frights around every corner. After dark, a high-energy fall field party keeps the momentum going, offering a perfect chance to show off your costume and soak up the eerie atmosphere before turning in for the night. Attendees are welcome to come in costume, and the experience is designed to deliver chills from beginning to end.

Enjoy a second Halloween-themed weekend filled with spooky activities. Friday features an evening fish fry. Saturday afternoon brings pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, and plenty of costume fun, perfect for anyone who missed the first weekend or wants another round. The canteen will be open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Settle in for a camping getaway surrounded by beautiful fall colors.

Martina McBride takes the stage at Crystal Grand Music Theatre in Wisconsin Dells. Hear the voice behind hits like "Independence Day", "A Broken Wing", and "This One's For The Girls" in a night of live country music.

Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to bring a dedicated country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area, and it continues to pair Nashville inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and regular live shows. Abby Spencer performs live with a country sound edged with grit, a style she has been honing since childhood. Recognized around the local nightlife scene, she has opened for national artists including Derek Jones, Jamie Lin Wilson, Courtney Patton, Alex Williams and The Plott Hounds, and in 2018 she took her solo act to venues across the Midwest. Her influences align with Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson and Ashley McBryde. In 2019 she became an active member of the Midwest CMO and founded The Holler, a popular Midwest band serving up country music made for drinking. In 2022 she leaned into songwriting, sharing personal stories that connect with a wide range of listeners.

The inaugural Central Wisconsin Badger Tackle Show brings a new gathering to Reedsburg, Wisconsin at the Voyageur Inn & Conference Center. Club members receive early access to the showroom, followed by general public admission. Entry requires on-site registration. The fee is $10 for members, and the same $10 provides the public with a one-day family membership that covers a spouse and children 16 and under. For details, contact show host Stu Stein at 262-685-8679 or stuartjean@msn.com, or co-host John Collen at 715-224-2824 or jcollen1@att.net.

Travis John performs at Boomtown Saloon, a country music bar founded in 2015 to serve the Wisconsin Dells community, now known for food influenced by Nashville, a steady country playlist, and frequent live shows. His name nods to Randy Travis and Travis Tritt, and he grew up with country music through his mother. After her passing, the Stevens Point, Wisconsin native returned to the genre, won his hometown Point Idol karaoke contest, took up guitar, and within months made his first acoustic appearance playing covers at local spots. Years of persistence led to recording his first original single in Nashville and earning a place in the Wisconsin finals of NashNext 2017. His passion also brought together local players to form Soul Whiskey, a project that delivers country hits from the 90s, 2000s, and today with spirited energy whether appearing solo, as a duo or trio, or as a full band.

Unframed Sessions sets the stage for an intimate night of live music surrounded by artwork, featuring performances by Sam Ness, Mike Droho, and Clifford Calhoun. The Oh!Arts building adds historic character and a close atmosphere that encourages a direct connection with the artists. Sam Ness blends folk and Americana with an indie touch, has shared bills with America, Styx, and Night Ranger, and is a multiple Madison Area Music Awards winner. With more than 3,000 shows and 10 albums, Mike Droho draws from rock, soul, and Americana, his songs have appeared on MTV, and he has performed with Gavin DeGraw, Eric Church, and Violent Femmes. Clifford Calhoun has written over 500 songs steeped in blue collar grit, counterculture, and heartbreak. Capacity is limited. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Bid farewell to the camping season at Emrick Lake with a warm, lakeside Friendsgiving filled with crackling campfires and vivid autumn colors. This special weekend centers on sharing delicious food, enjoying the company of friends, and savoring the last beautiful days of the year outdoors.

This is the closing weekend for the 2025 camping season, highlighted by a performance from West on 12. It is the last chance to camp before the season wraps up.

A cozy fall atmosphere at the campground sets the tone for a closing celebration of the season. Highlights include the final fish fry of the season, time to enjoy crisp autumn air around camp, and a visit to Downtown Baraboo for the Fall Fair on the Square. The square fills with crafters, artists, photographers, local food vendors, sweet treats, and the Baraboo Farmers Market, offering a lively way to spend time in town. After exploring, there is time to relax amid vibrant fall color as the season winds down.

A weekend packed with camping, hiking, and a bit of debauchery takes place at Devil's Lake State Park 100+ Years. Some spots remain, FCFS. A $25 fee covers the camping cost for the weekend.

Balanced Rock Winery hosts a live set from Andy Braun, blending folk rock and singer songwriter favorites that span the 50s, 60s, and 70s all the way to today. The performance highlights familiar tunes by artists like Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, along with Braun’s own songs from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

The Dragon's Hoard appears at A Gathering of Rogues and Ruffians at Circus World, a weekend faire organized by the youth nonprofit Shakespeare on the Edge. This family-friendly experience, suitable for all ages, showcases entertainment across seven stages, a range of activities and experiences, living history, a joust, and a marketplace featuring 125 merchants. Food stands are available, along with beer, mead, and cider.

Downtown Baraboo’s square turns into an open air marketplace for Fair on the Square, where artists, crafters, and specialty vendors offer handmade goods and unique finds. Stroll through the booths, chat with makers, and enjoy food from on site vendors as the square buzzes with a friendly, festive vibe.

A flash mob performing the Shim Sham will take place in Downtown Baraboo Square during Fair on the Square. Participants can learn the routine by searching YouTube for "Shim Sham for Absolute Beginners" or by attending Baraboo Swing Dance.

Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to give the Wisconsin Dells area a true country music bar. Today it pairs Nashville-style dishes with a country soundtrack and a regular slate of live performances. Cyrus John, a singer, songwriter, and rocker from South Central Wisconsin, offers a mix of original songs and covers spanning the past seven decades. His sets draw from country, rock, and blues, delivered as a solo acoustic performance or with a three piece band. Shaped by early family roots in music and a wide range of influences, his distinctive tone and strong vocals create a show that feels both familiar and new.

CAL Center Presents, Inc hosts a concert with acclaimed pianist Jim Brickman, celebrating a career spanning more than three decades. Recognized for a signature blend of pop and classical influences, he presents his best loved songs in a fresh way, creating an evening of timeless melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Listeners can look forward to favorites like Valentine, The Gift, and Love of My Life, along with other memorable pieces. The performance underscores his strong connection with audiences and the achievements that have earned him widespread recognition. Brickman shares that when you are fortunate to have hits, you should play them, and he is excited to bring these songs to life on stage for his fans.

ASW and SML’s second immersive hybrid airsoft and blank fire roleplay experience, inspired by the STALKER series from GSC Worlds, drops players into the Rostok region with a living loot and trade economy, hazardous anomaly zones, and rival factions competing for territory. After heavy losses inflicted by Monolith forces, the CON-UA Mil launches an operation enlisting STALKERS to shut down the Psi Emitters in the North Forest and reestablish a non‑Monolith presence in the Zone. This is a non-stop weekend format that allows participants to remain on the field the entire time or come and go as they wish, with no requirement to stay in game continuously. On-site camping is available for the weekend or even the full week, with the flexibility to stay longer if needed. The experience begins with check-in, chrono, and a briefing, then shifts to LARP-focused field play where players can move onto the field, set up camps, control points, and hideouts, and start exploring and mapping. Full gameplay includes vendors, an evolving story with NPCs, faction warfare, and anomaly fields that are regularly restocked with artifacts. When most services pause, the 1000 Rads Bar remains open to provide medical and ammo support. The finale culminates in a central story confrontation and resolution, followed by Endex, debrief, and time to hang out. Costuming aligns with faction guidelines, but elaborate outfits are not required and normal gear works. The format accommodates any level of airsoft experience, and participants should review the event’s faction color and policy rules.

Explore the versatility of cast iron in a cooking class led by Lodge cookware representative Rebekah Cordero. Learn how to season and care for cast iron pans, explore techniques for cooking with Lodge cookware, and see recipes that show why this material remains a longstanding kitchen staple. Instruction covers cooking on the stovetop and in the oven, with practical tips designed for home cooks. Suitable for beginners and seasoned users alike, the session focuses on building confidence with flavorful results.

A garden talk explores the theme of putting your garden to bed. A kids craft featuring gourd painting is also included.

Boomtown Saloon, launched in 2015 to bring a true country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area, pairs a country soundtrack with Nashville-inspired food and a steady lineup of live performances. This event features Fairchild, Wisconsin native Blaine Howard, a seasoned singer and guitarist known for a blend of acoustic Americana, pop, and classic rock. With more than two decades of gigs across the upper Midwest and beyond, he has performed in bands, duos, and solo settings in bars, theaters, living rooms, coffeehouses, churches, and on festival stages. He has shared the stage with Grammy-winning Nickel Creek, country artist EllaMay Kay, Americana standouts like John Gorka and Bill Mallonee, and regional favorites Brian Bethke and Greg Gilbertson. Expect a mix of award-winning originals and an eclectic range of covers that span six decades of pop, country, rock, and folk, with creative takes on songs by Johnny Cash, Van Morrison, U2, Journey, Miranda Lambert, CCR, Indigo Girls, Tom Petty, and Chris Stapleton. Honors include first place at the Great River Folk Fest songwriting contest in 2016 and a top ten finish in the 2004 Hank Williams songwriting contest, and his live performance videos have earned more than 6,000 views on Facebook and YouTube.

The Reedsburg Area HS Music Department hosts its sixth annual mattress sale fundraiser in the RAHS Large Gym at Reedsburg Area High. Explore a full showroom of high quality mattresses that are custom made after the fundraiser, featuring brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Malouf, with many models made in Wisconsin. Options include all sizes, adjustable bed and split king sleep systems, financing choices, and warranties of 10, 12, 15, or 20 years. Orders are produced and delivered weeks after the sale. Every purchase benefits RAHS music students, and the sale is for one day only.

Enjoy a Culver's meal or custard while supporting a fundraiser for travelers heading to the Philippines. Orders placed in the restaurant or through the drive-thru will help fund work to renovate the pastor's home of a rural church as part of the mission trip.

Back at The Vault in downtown Baraboo for its second year, this gaming-focused market welcomes guests with free admission. Explore game-related merchandise, try in-development titles from local indie creators, and play classic favorites in a vintage game corral made possible by a donation from David Wills. Enjoy tasty treats, drinks, and other goodies from local vendors. Vendor applications are open.

2AM returns to Drifters Saloon in Loganville for a Halloween costume party featuring live music. The event blends a festive costume theme with a live performance from the band.

Boomtown Saloon, created in 2015 to give the Wisconsin Dells area a dedicated country music bar, pairs Nashville-inspired food with a country soundtrack and brings in live performers on a regular basis. For this show, Zeke Fitz, a solo acoustic performer from La Crosse, leans into 90s country with songs tied to Brooks & Dunn, Toby Keith, and Joe Diffie, adds modern country from Zach Bryan, Tyler Childers, and Morgan Wallen, and rounds it out with a few classic rock and alternative hits.

Puzzled & Possessed Puzzle Race brings a spooky twist to friendly competition as teams of two or four race to finish a jigsaw under pressure. Choose the 250-piece path for a lighter, kid-friendly challenge, or go for the 500-piece puzzle designed for seasoned and adult solvers. Phones are put away and there are no lifelines, so progress depends on strategy, teamwork, and the ticking clock. All ages are welcome. Pack your favorite snacks to stay energized and focused. Chamber Bucks await first place in each team size for both puzzle divisions, honoring the top two-person and four-person teams in the 250-piece and 500-piece categories. The action unfolds at the Baraboo Civic Center Gymnasium. Entry is $20 for a two-person team and $32 for a four-person team.

Celebrate fitness and community at this family friendly fun run fundraiser, the biggest event of the year sponsored by Log Cabin Family Restaurant. The event supports the children's museum through an untimed run where kids can walk or run at their own pace. Parents may accompany their children at no cost, and course helpers will be positioned along the route to keep everyone on track. In addition to the run, families can enjoy crafts, games, refreshments, goody bags, and trunk or treat. All activities take place at the Sauk County Fairgrounds. Route details and additional instructions will be shared closer to the event.

A spooky, swing-filled evening of big band music performed by All That Jazz sets the tone for this celebration. Highlights include a costume contest with prizes and other activities. Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door.

Halloween at Boomtown Saloon features Abby Spencer, a country artist with a gritty undertone whose sound has been taking shape since she was 10. Well known around the Wisconsin Dells nightlife, she has opened for national names including Derek Jones, Jamie Lin Wilson, Courtney Patton, Alex Williams, and The Plott Hounds, and has performed solo at venues across the Midwest. Her influences include Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, and Ashley McBryde. She is also the founder of The Holler, a Midwest band known for delivering country music made for a night out, and she has been sharing original songs that tell heartfelt, relatable stories. Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 as a country music bar for the Wisconsin Dells area and now serves Nashville-inspired food to a steady backdrop of country tunes, with live performers appearing regularly.

At Fisher's Bar, a meat raffle invites spins of the wheel for cuts of meat and other prizes. All proceeds support kids.

Hosted at Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells in partnership with the Wisconsin Cornhole Directors, this fifth annual cornhole tournament is run through the American Cornhole League and is open to a maximum of 420 teams. Participants younger than 21 are welcome but must remain in the ballroom and hotel areas and may not enter the casino. Throughout the weekend, singer and songwriter Bree Morgan will perform at various times and locations, with set times to be announced closer to the event. Registration requires an ACL profile, and if a player enters a division that does not match their ACL profile or Scoreholio rating, directors may move that entry to the appropriate division. Competition begins with women’s, seniors, and juniors singles in a double-elimination format, preceded by two five-round warm-up games that are for practice only. The Crew Cup features four-player teams in a double-elimination bracket with a nine-round limit, one professional player per team is allowed, and there are Upper and Lower divisions. The Lower division requires every team member’s CPI to be under 7.25, while the Upper division allows anyone to play up but not down. A blind draw follows in Tiers 1, 3, 4, and 5, with CPI ranges set as Tier 1 at 7.25 to 12, Tier 3 at 6.25 to 7.25, Tier 4 at 5.00 to 6.25, and Tier 5 below 5.00. Doubles play uses six games of rounders and then feeds into five tiers for double-elimination, single-game matches. Singles wrap up the weekend across five tiers, all double-elimination and single game, with Tier 1 open to any CPI, Tier 2 capped at 8 or less, Tier 3 at 7 or less, Tier 4 at 6 or less, and Tier 5 at 5 or less. Entry fees are 30 dollars each for women’s, seniors, and juniors. Crew Cup entries are 160 dollars for Upper and 100 dollars for Lower, with one player covering the full team fee. Blind draw entries are 50 dollars for Tier 1, 40 for Tier 3, 30 for Tier 4, and 20 for Tier 5. Doubles is 100 dollars per team. Singles entries are 60 dollars for Tier 1, 50 for Tier 2, 40 for Tier 3, 30 for Tier 4, and 20 for Tier 5. Payouts are set at 80 percent for doubles. Singles pays 100 percent in Tier 1, 80 percent in Tier 2, 70 percent in Tier 3, 60 percent in Tier 4, and Tier 5 awards a plaque with a small cash prize for first place. Blind draw pays 100 percent in Tier 1, 70 percent in Tier 3, 60 percent in Tier 4, and Tier 5 awards a plaque with a small cash prize for first. Sponsorship inquiries can be directed to madcitycornhole@yahoo.com.

Hosted by the Wisconsin Wrestling Association, this milestone gathering marks 50 years of the George Martin Wrestling Hall of Fame and celebrates its legacy. More details are available on the Wisconsin Wrestling Association website.

38 Special brings a half-century of high-energy Southern rock to Crystal Grand Music Theatre. Formed in 1974, the Florida natives have toured relentlessly, building a live reputation powered by grit and big melodic hooks. With 20 million albums sold and more than 15 releases, their catalog features radio favorites like Hold On Loosely, Caught Up In You, If I’d Been The One, Back Where You Belong, and Second Chance. Now entering a sixth decade together, the band continues its journey with Milestone, the first studio album in more than 20 years, revving up snarling guitars and anthemic choruses while connecting past and present without leaving their rock and roll roots behind.

Ash and Ink Book Market creates a cozy, creative space where stories, authors, small businesses, and the community come together. Whether you love romance, fantasy, or thrillers, there is something for you, or you can simply enjoy the welcoming atmosphere. Meet authors McKenzie Burns, K.M.Cole, Keilah Jude, Bethany Witte-Krantz, Anessa Mae, and Maggie Lynn, and browse goods from vendors Knot Ordinary, Crafted., Bookish stickers, and Book Bound Sisters. The influencer @midnight__library_ will also be in attendance. Admission is free. This gathering takes place at The Vault in Baraboo.

Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to bring a dedicated country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area. Today it pairs Nashville inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and features live music every Saturday night. This show spotlights Zakk Grandahl, a traditional country artist from Duluth, Minnesota who blends classic and outlaw styles. His debut album, Barstool Stories, arrived in August 2021, with a follow up titled Living The Dream slated for February 2023. He has shared the stage with Diamond Rio, Mark Chesnutt, Jackson Taylor & The Sinners, and The Steel Woods, and has toured throughout the Midwest, drawing on influences like Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, and David Allan Coe. The night is billed as a chance to keep the fun going after the Justin Moore show.

Donate blood at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston and help make a lifesaving difference. Scheduling an appointment is recommended, while walk-ins are accepted as space allows. To reserve a time, call the Blood Center of Wisconsin at 1-877-232-4376.

Two rock powerhouses come together for a concert that spans Southern Rock and British glam. Molly Hatchet emerged from Jacksonville, Florida during the rise of Southern Rock, blending blues, country, gospel, and rock into a sound that sent their 1978 Epic Records debut to multi-platinum status. They followed with Flirtin’ with Disaster in 1979 and built a reputation on the road with Aerosmith, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, and more, continuing a legacy of hard-working, high-energy performances. The Sweet rose to international fame in the 1970s as one of the era’s leading glam rock acts, delivering chart-topping hits like Ballroom Blitz, Fox on the Run, Love Is Like Oxygen, Little Willy, Blockbuster, Action, Teenage Rampage, and AC/DC. After the original group ended in 1981, founder Steve Priest returned in 2007 to assemble a lineup with Richie Onori and Stevie Stewart that carries the band’s legacy forward, with live shows featuring songs heard across film and television, including Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Phone, Suicide Squad, and Wayne’s World. Happy hour will be available. For an enhanced experience, the Crystal Grand Experience ticket offers access to a dedicated lounge, a private pre-show set from a local acoustic artist, catered appetizers, and two complimentary drinks. There is also a chance to win a meet and greet with the headlining artist if one is offered. Meet and greets are not guaranteed and there are no refunds if one is not provided.

A nurturing retreat designed for women living with metastatic stage 4 breast cancer, held at Sundara Inn & Spa in Wisconsin Dells, offers a quiet, private setting for thoughtful conversation and gentle restoration. Facilitated discussions focus on navigating complex emotions, strengthening communication with loved ones, and finding ways to live fully with an advanced diagnosis. Through connection with peers, expressive arts, creative activities, and calming wellness experiences, participants build resilience, rediscover joy, and cultivate hope. Over four days, all everyday responsibilities are set aside, with no cooking or cleaning and fewer distractions, so attention can be devoted to rest and self care. Expect lively conversation circles with others who understand, opportunities to spend time in nature, healthful and delicious meals, and unhurried moments for reflection, sharing, healing, and laughter. The registration fee is $250 and includes all activities, a private hotel room, and all meals. A non refundable deposit of $50 secures a place, with the remaining $200 due one week before the retreat. Thanks to donor support, every attendee receives a scholarship that reduces the overall cost, which is typically 1,600 dollars. Finances should never be a barrier to attending. For questions, please send a direct message.

Support a mission trip to the Philippines during a Share Night fundraiser at Culver's. Order in the restaurant or use the drive-thru and enjoy a meal or custard while contributing to the effort. Funds raised will go toward renovating the pastor's home for a rural church.

Boomtown Saloon hosts Olivia Maro, an up-and-coming country artist performing a mix of favorite country tunes. Expect renditions from artists such as Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Zach Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Taylor Swift, Chris Young, Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Kelsea Ballerini, Jon Pardi, Lauren Alaina, Carly Pearce, Jo Dee Messina, Kacey Musgraves, Maddie & Tae, Lainey Wilson, Dolly Parton, Kid Rock, and Luke Bryan. Opened in 2015 to bring a dedicated country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area, the venue now serves Nashville inspired food alongside a country music soundtrack and regularly features live performances.

In the Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo area, this fair brings together more than 40 holistic vendors and practitioners at Ho-Chunk Hotel & Convention Center. Browse natural herbal remedies, local raw unfiltered honey, crystals, essential oils, and other organic products, and connect with professionals offering energy work, wellness coaching, and psychic readings. A group mediumship gallery is planned, along with free talks and free workshops. Admission is $5. Limited gift bags are set aside for the earliest arrivals during two giveaway windows.

At the Voyageur Inn, Country Legends hosts a November dance filled with classic country. Expect a set of timeless country favorites that honor the traditional roots of the music. Attendees can make requests.

Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving Eve at Boomtown Saloon features live music from Pete Henry. Since 2015, this country music bar has served the Wisconsin Dells area with Nashville-inspired food set to a country soundtrack, and it regularly welcomes live performers. Peter Henry Fisk, born in 1985, is an American singer and instrumentalist who began guitar at age nine while studying with Craig Sorrenti and performing around Stockton and Modesto. As a teenager he earned top honors, including first place at the 2002 Stairway to Stardom concert with the rock group Concrete Rose, along with the Louis Armstrong Award and Most Outstanding Jazz Soloist Award in 2004 as part of the Escalon High School Jazz Ensemble. He studied early music under John Schneiderman at the University of California, Irvine, completing an MFA, and performed with the UCI, OCC, and IVC Guitar Ensembles as well as the Cal State Fullerton Orchestra, all while staying active in blues, jazz, and folk circles. His professional career has included an international touring schedule as a singer, opening slots with Shine Delphi and Cowboy Diplomacy, appearances during SXSW 2021 at Native Hostel before Dave Chappelle, and opener dates at The Crystal Grand Music Theater in Wisconsin Dells for Scott Stapp in 2022 and Gary Allen in 2023. Often performing solo and collaborating when the moment calls for it, he brings one-man band interpretations of classics alongside original songs. His work also covers composing and sound design for screen, forming the bands HIYA in 2013, the Ellenwood Kitchen Club in 2015, and The Burps in 2019, as well as teaching for the South Orange County Community College District. Now based in southern Wisconsin, he has released three full-length original albums and continues to craft transcriptions for guitar, mandolin, and banjo that reach from early Americana to recent songs.

Boomtown Saloon, founded in 2015 to bring a country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area, now pairs Nashville-inspired dishes with a steady country soundtrack and live music each Saturday night. Payton Eilers takes the stage with experience that began at age 10, encouraged by family and guided by respected teachers, and she now performs at venues around the region. Her set blends originals with covers by the Lumineers, Shinedown, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, and Kasey Musgraves, reflecting a singer songwriter putting her heart into the music while working toward recording her first album.

A relaxing bus trip heads to Wisconsin Dells for the Christmas in the Dells Dinner Show, promoted as the Midwest’s largest and most spectacular holiday production. This large scale experience brings scenes with fairies, angels taking flight, dancing elves, enchanted reindeer, and Santa Claus, culminating in a celebration of the birth of Christ highlighted by what is described as the area’s largest living nativity. On stage, a cast of singers, dancers, comedians, and variety performers appears alongside pyrotechnics, laser effects, expansive video screens, and a full live band. A four course dinner is included. Presented at Christmas In The Dells - Dinner Show.

The event features festive music, farm animals, warm drinks, wagon rides, activities for children, s'mores, and a variety of food trucks. Visitors can browse an open-air vendor market and explore the park to see sponsored Christmas trees and illuminated displays. A main lighting presentation is planned.

A relaxing bus trip to Wisconsin Dells leads to a festive evening at the Christmas in the Dells Dinner Show. Billed as the Midwest’s largest and most spectacular holiday production, this multi-million-dollar showcase features sugar plum fairies, soaring angels, cheerful elves, enchanted reindeer, and St. Nick, along with a celebration of the birth of Christ that includes what is promoted as the area’s largest living nativity. The performance blends singers, dancers, comedians, and variety acts with pyrotechnics, laser effects, giant video screens, and a powerful live band. A four-course dinner feast is included.

Celebrating two decades, this Grand Holiday Fair gathers more than 40 working artisans, from artists and craft makers to purveyors of delicious goods, all presenting and selling items they create by hand in their own studios. Sponsored by Helen’s Daughters Studio throughout its 20-year run, it has grown into a cherished tradition with strong community support. The festivities take place at the Baraboo Arts Building and align with additional seasonal happenings around Downtown Baraboo, creating a lively holiday atmosphere for visitors to explore.