Events in Lake Geneva, WI

A high energy team pickleball showcase comes to Lake Geneva Tennis and Pickleball, featuring three player squads and separate offerings for men, women, and mixed trios. Play is organized over two days, with one day dedicated to all men’s and all women’s teams and the other set for mixed teams made up of two men and one woman. Every team is slated for at least three matches for a total of six games, starting with pool play that leads into a bracketed playoff to determine final placements. Scheduling is structured to keep downtime to a minimum so teams can count on steady action. Competition follows DUPR divisions to keep matchups balanced. Teams can enter DUPR 10 with a combined team cap of 10.80, generally suited to 3.0 to 3.5 players. DUPR 12 allows a team cap of 12.30 for typical 3.5 to 4.0 players. DUPR 13 sets a team cap of 13.80 for 4.0 to 4.5 plus competitors. Each team match consists of three games played to 11, win by 2. The first game is a men’s pairing, followed by two mixed games, and teams lock in their lineup order before the match begins. The entry fee is 65 dollars per player.

At the Sunset Park Bandshell in Elkhorn, a calming outdoor sound bath is guided by Lori Jarzynski (Schomburg) of Essence Sound Healing. An Elkhorn native certified through the Academy of Sound, Lori has spent the past five years helping people access deep relaxation and inner peace through sound. Her background includes private sessions and collaborations with Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, Geneva National Resort & Club, The Abbey Resort, Conference Point Center, and the Lake Geneva Public Library, and her work has been featured in several regional publications. The experience surrounds participants with gentle tones that soothe the mind and relax the body in a natural setting. Attendance is free on the lawn, and participants are encouraged to bring a blanket or yoga mat for comfort. Children ages 12 and up are welcome if able to remain calm and quiet. A limited Soundwave Experience on the bandshell stage is available for up to 15 participants for a more intimate, immersive session, and advance registration is required for this upgrade.

At Spring Grove Cemetery, volunteers focus on setting headstones upright, restoring them, and carefully cleaning markers as part of an ongoing effort now in its sixth year. New waivers are required before any work begins, with project leads Mark Wendorf and Ryan Schroeder handling the paperwork and helping match people to tasks. Not every role requires heavy lifting, since thorough cleaning is also needed, and Jennifer offers encouragement and guidance for anyone interested in the cleaning work. The group typically works most Saturdays, weather permitting, and extends thanks to everyone who has contributed time, effort, or funds to support this restoration.

Explore a working observation hive and learn about honeybees with local beekeeper and educator Stephanie of Jam Session Honey at Queen Bee Artisan Market. Observe the colony up close and try to identify the queen. Complimentary samples of Jam Session Honey and additional varietals are offered. Jam Session Honey is a blue ribbon winner at the Wisconsin State Fair and has received recognition from the American Honey Awards.

Midge & The Hitman bring a lively, comedic father daughter show to Pete's Parkside pub LLC. After three years touring as the Gebel Girls, Rachel Christine of NBC's The Voice is focusing on motherhood, while Micah continues the music by teaming up with her father, The Hitman. The performance features a mix of dark country and outlaw rock alongside pop and classic rock, played on keys and guitar.

Kristin Toon performs an acoustic set at Archives Bar and Grill in Burlington, WI.

DURAN DECADE delivers a faithful recreation of a Duran Duran concert, created by musicians who launched the project in 2024 with meticulous attention to sound, equipment, style, and onstage swagger. The performance spans the band’s catalog from Planet Earth to Paper Gods, with a special focus on the Arena period’s big-room energy. Based in Milwaukee and touring around the country, they revive the glossy 1980s vibe on modern stages, channeling John Taylor’s driving bass lines and Nick Rhodes’s atmospheric synth textures. The lineup includes veterans of Bon Ton Society, Life Underground, London USA, Mirage, and Modern Art, artists who have performed thousands of times across North America at large venues, major festivals, and universities. The result is a polished, high-energy euro-pop dance tribute that celebrates every era of Duran Duran.

A solo showcase by an expert at looping unfolds in a gastropub setting, offering a close look at the craft.

Red’s on 7th sets the tone for a high-energy Saturday night with ice-cold drinks and a dance floor that stays busy. KAli Entertainment keeps the momentum going by spinning favorites from every era, and requests are welcome so the songs you love make the mix. Gather friends, call out what you want to hear, and enjoy the party while Red’s takes care of the rest.

An intimate outdoor farmers market brings a monthly, curated selection of local growers, makers, and artisans to the barn. Each edition features a small rotating lineup of about 8 to 12 vendors, encouraging unhurried browsing and real conversations. Expect fresh flowers, seasonal produce, artisanal baked goods, and thoughtfully crafted specialties, with new discoveries each time. Many dates in the series coincide with the Elkhorn Flea Market, creating an easy opportunity to explore both, while a couple of summer Sundays are planned as quieter standalone mornings at the barn. The atmosphere stays welcoming and uncrowded, and the setting highlights the barn’s summertime charm, connecting local growers, makers, and visitors.

Apple Barn Orchard & Winery sets a festive fall scene with chances to pick apples, browse for goodies, and enjoy bites or coffee from trucks, paired with live music by Savana. Her performance spans decades, from 60s and 70s favorites to Top 40 hits.

Sunday Funday at Magpie's blends music with food, drinks, and a vibe that encourages lingering. Whether the music is what brings you in or the food, drinks, and atmosphere are the main draw, stay to enjoy the full experience at Magpie's.

The Geneva Lake Women’s Association presents its Annual Ladies’ Day Luncheon at Lake Lawn Resort, celebrating the season with the theme “Blue Suede Shoes and Autumn Views.” The look and feel blend the cool blues of classic 1950s style with the warmth of autumn, and guests are encouraged to arrive in 1950s-inspired autumn chic or smart-casual attire, including vintage silhouettes, rockabilly accents, cool blues, and cozy fall hues. Entertainment features award-winning Elvis tribute artist Logan Ramey, known for a dynamic, interactive, and respectful homage highlighted by striking vocal authenticity. He recently earned the Portage Elvis FANtasy Fest Grand Champion title, securing a spot to compete in Memphis for the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist World Championship, and he is a featured nominee for Tribute Artist of the Year at the Josie Music Awards at the Grand Ole Opry. Beyond the music, the luncheon supports Walworth County through GLWA’s grants to local non-profits, student scholarships, and community safety and wellness initiatives. Expect live entertainment, gourmet dining, and a lively atmosphere among community-minded attendees. This event is known to sell out quickly, and early bird pricing of $80 is available.

Maxwell Mansion in Lake Geneva hosts live music from Doghouse Roses alongside drinks. Led by Michal VanDyke, this Midwestern group blends classic rock and roll with both current and classic country to set the tone for a night out. After touring much of the country with various acts, the band draws on a wide catalog and tailors the set to the moment. This event is open to the public.

A farmers market will be held at the Burlington Farmer's Market.

Learn about the history of Delavan’s fire department in a presentation led by Tim Sturtevant and Tim O’Neill. The program takes place in the Delavan City Hall chambers. A brief DHS members meeting is scheduled beforehand, and visitors are welcome.

At Flat Iron Tap, expect food and drinks, friendly staff, and a sociable crowd, followed by live solo music that rounds out a relaxed night.

JUMP brings the David Lee Roth years of Van Halen to life with a two-hour set packed with favorites and deep tracks from the band’s first six albums. Hailing from Toledo, this young lineup matches the look of Van Halen in their prime and delivers the hallmarks fans expect, from blazing guitar heroics and a tight rhythm section to soaring two-tone vocals. Their show also weaves in stage banter and skits drawn from classic live bootlegs recorded between 1978 and 1984. After selling out venues across multiple states and earning invitations to tour in Canada and Australia, JUMP has earned a reputation as a standout rising tribute act. Tickets will be available soon, offering a chance to dive into youth, nostalgia, and rock ’n’ roll.

Lake Geneva House of Music turns the spotlight on the crowd with a late-night mix of DJ sets and karaoke. After the earlier live entertainment wraps, DJ Kali takes over with the beats while the mic stays open for anyone ready to sing. Make requests, dance, and keep the energy going until close. The kitchen is open, so food is available before stepping up to the mic.

This debut farmstand crawl at A Day In The Country offers a relaxed countryside drive through Rochester and Burlington. Attendees can wander from stand to stand, discovering fresh-picked produce, homemade baked treats, small-batch jams, and locally crafted goods. The pace is unhurried so there is time to meet the growers, bakers, and makers, hear their stories, and gather seasonal flavors for the table. Stops along the way include Muscadine Moon with cookies, cakes, gift items and more, Maple Lane Farms with pumpkins, squash and gourds, Bees N Daisies with fresh bouquets and honey, Old Glory Farmstead with eggs, jams, seasoning packets and seasonal baked goods, Redmer Acres with canned goods and produce, and Stowell’s Home & Harvest with canned goods, sourdough and goat milk products. Think countryside exploration and small-town connections, with a focus on supporting local talent and enjoying simple pleasures.

Think Floyd USA brings Pink Floyd’s celebrated music to the Friends of the Phoenix Park Bandshell in Delavan, Wisconsin, in an outdoor setting designed for a relaxed night of live sound. The performance highlights favorites from across the band’s catalog, delivered with vivid guitar work, layered sonics, and an enveloping atmosphere that honors the originals. With the concert presented in the open air, it is a comfortable spot for a blanket or lawn chairs and time with friends while the music unfolds.

Think Floyd, a Pink Floyd tribute, headlines a free finale concert enhanced by a special light show. The event is part of Scarecrow Fest in Delavan, and attendees can spend the day downtown at the festival before the performance.

Enjoy outdoor markets hosted by Lake Geneva Markets.

A release party marks the arrival of Jeneva Rose’s new book, Sometimes I Scare Myself, featuring tarot readings, snacks, and a themed mocktail. Ticket options include a signed hardcover paired with a themed bookmark. Signed copies are limited and will be provided on a first preorder or ticket purchase basis. The author will not be in attendance. Preordering the book for pickup is also available through the ticketing options.

Live music fills Maxwell’s French terrace, with plans to move inside if the weather is uncooperative. Noah James Hittner brings a cross-genre sound shaped by folk rock, blues, hip hop, and more, blending singer-songwriter, acoustic, rock, urban, and electronic elements into a distinctive Acoustic-Tronic style. Based in Madison, Wisconsin and touring the Midwest, he performs with a looper pedal and various effects to create the energy and depth of a full band. His catalog includes several albums that showcase this blend.

Opening night spotlights the finalist films of the 29th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival. Across six continents, audiences totaling more than 100,000 in over 500 cities watch these selections and vote for their favorites.

Closing out the WRHA's 2026 season, this event serves as the year-end show.

That '70s Band Chicagoland brings a lively tribute to the golden era of pop and disco to Geneva Stage, turning the room into a party atmosphere. Expect crowd-pleasing favorites associated with Michael Jackson, Donna Summer, KC and the Sunshine Band, and the Bee Gees, delivered with the upbeat spirit of the decade. The evening also includes a disco dance contest, a fun trivia challenge, and giveaways with prizes throughout. Retro attire fits right in, and the dance floor will be buzzing for anyone in the mood to move.

Crafted Laughs presents a complimentary stand-up comedy show filled with laughter.

At Archives Bar and Grill, Midge & The Hitman take the stage as a comedic, high energy daddy daughter duo. After three years touring as the Gebel Girls, Rachel Christine from NBC's The Voice is now a new mom enjoying motherhood, while fellow Gebel Girl Micah keeps the music going with her father, The Hitman. The set blends dark country, outlaw rock, pop hits, and classic rock, performed on keyboard and guitar.

Experience a solo live music set paired with beer at Topsy Turvy Brewery.

FM Rodeo shows how northern roots can carry a Southern spark. This Milwaukee, Wisconsin country group blends tight vocal harmonies with fiery fiddle lines and blazing guitar solos, creating an energetic show that gets crowds two-stepping.

Take part in an organized bicycle ride through Southeast Wisconsin with route options for every rider, from 25 to 100 miles, including an all-new 100 mile course. Rest stops and on-route support help make the experience smooth and enjoyable. The ride starts from the House of Music in Lake Geneva. The first 150 registrants receive a free water bottle, and paid Treadhead members get a $10 refund at check-in.

This event features live music by Jeff Trudell at Maxwell Mansion, with cocktails and a lively Maxwell atmosphere.

At Flat Iron Tap, Andy Braun delivers a live set of folk rock and singer songwriter favorites spanning the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and beyond. The performance features classics tied to Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, along with original songs from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

Celebrate the season with an outdoor evening of live music as the Elkhorn Area High School Band presents its Fall Concert at the Elkhorn Bandshell. Talented student musicians will share a varied program in a welcoming setting for families and friends. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Food will be available for purchase from Pina Mexican Eats throughout the event. It is a relaxed, family friendly way to enjoy the autumn atmosphere while supporting local students.

At Lake Geneva House of Music, the night shifts into DJ and karaoke once the live entertainment wraps. DJ Kali drives the beats while anyone ready to sing can step up, make requests, and keep the dance floor moving until close. On the first and third Fridays, a free comedy set leads into the music and open mic fun. The kitchen is open earlier in the evening, making it easy to grab a bite before taking the spotlight. Eat, drink, and jam as the stage opens to the crowd.

Lake Geneva Tennis and Pickleball in Lake Geneva, WI hosts a pickleball tournament that is described as one of the largest events of the year, featuring men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles across skill levels from 2.5 to 5.0 plus. Competition includes Moneyball brackets at 4.5 to 5.0 and 5.0 plus, and results from the 5.0 plus Moneyball will not be submitted to DUPR. Matches take place on six dedicated pickleball courts and six hybrid courts equipped with PPA approved semi-permanent nets, and players are welcome to stay and watch after they finish competing. Entry options include early bird, regular, and late registration. Early bird pricing is 30 dollars for the first division per person, 30 dollars for each additional division, and 65 dollars for the 4.5 to 5.0 and 5.0 plus Moneyball divisions. Regular registration is 55 dollars for the first division, 30 dollars for each additional division, and 85 dollars for Moneyball. Late registration is 65 dollars for the first division, 30 dollars for each additional division, and 95 dollars for Moneyball. A 5 dollar technology fee per registration is assessed by pickleball.com. By registering, participants consent to receive updates about future events by phone and email. The event is sponsored by Thrivent, Lotz Custom Carpentry, and A.M. Woodland. The tournament organizer may merge divisions and adjust start times as needed.

This annual open, all-breed horse show is Border Run approved. It will be held in the back draft covered arena, and the stalls in that area will also be in use.

A round robin of craft shows fills the Walworth County Fairgrounds, rain or shine, with more than 300 indoor and outdoor crafters, artisans, and vendors. Expect handmade goods, creative products, and plenty of tasty treats while browsing for gifts and personal finds. Admission is $5 per person, and parking on the fairgrounds is free. Proceeds support Barnyard Adventure, the award-winning nonprofit agricultural education program at the Walworth County Fair, which also hosts the event. For shopper and vendor safety, advance admission tickets are not sold online and third parties are not authorized to sell booth spaces.

A festive fall gathering for families, kids of every age, fantasy enthusiasts, and gamers that celebrates Lake Geneva as the birthplace of Dungeons & Dragons. Advance tickets are available to help reduce lines at entry. Children 12 and under receive free admission.

Duesterbeck’s Brewing Company marks its seventh annual Oktoberfest with a farm celebration featuring live music throughout the event from the Mike Schneider Band, Alpine Blast, and Jon Bon Stamos. Guests can step onto the dance floor for traditional Oktoberfest lessons taught by returning German dance instructors, welcoming both first-timers and experienced dancers. A small-batch barrel-aged Oktoberfest will be tapped in very limited quantities and will be available only while it lasts. Commemorative items include a 7th anniversary mug and limited-edition Oktoberfest T-shirts, offered while supplies remain. Food options highlight authentic German fare from a featured German food truck, alongside favorites from Pepperoni Pub Pizza and Gracie’s Kitchen. Families will find activities such as a bounce house, hair braiding, and cabbage bowling, with plenty of room to enjoy the farm setting. A local artisan market inside the White Shed showcases handcrafted goods from more than a dozen vendors, rounding out a day of beer, music, food, and family-friendly fun.

Returning due to popular demand, this event features certified medium Sheri Jewel as she links with Spirit to share messages from loved ones who have passed. With over 15 years of experience and training with internationally recognized teachers, including James Van Praagh and other respected mentors, Sheri offers a warm and genuine style that aims to bring comfort and insight. The experience is guided by Spirit, and while Sheri strives to connect with as many attendees as possible, individual readings are not guaranteed.

Ride your horse along a glow-filled trail where luminaries and string lights show the way. Add to the shine by bringing battery powered lights for you and your horse to wear. Hot drinks will be available to purchase. The route features a rainbow light path, with each section illuminated in a different color that guides riders through a spectrum of sparkle. Pre-registration is $30 and registration on the day is $40. To secure a spot, send payment via Venmo to @Andi-Banwell.

Step into Killer Queen, a drag queen murder mystery where live performance collides with scandal and suspense. The evening begins as a dazzling drag showcase, then a shocking crime flips the script and turns the room into a crime scene. Suspicions rise, secrets spill, and the audience is drawn into the investigation. Throughout the show, the story unfolds in real time with dynamic numbers, character introductions, surprise clues, and playful accusations. Attendees can question suspects, connect the dots, and vote on the culprit ahead of the ultimate reveal. Costumes and drag-inspired looks are encouraged but never required. Expect camp, plenty of laughs, and a touch of chaos. Prizes recognize standout style and sharp sleuthing. Come for the glitter, stay for the drama, and see if you can crack the case.

This full day retreat in Burlington, Wisconsin is facilitated by a certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and Yoga Therapist and focuses on nurturing a healthier relationship with food and your body. Participants explore how the 8 limbs of yoga can inform a meaningful, purposeful life while moving through a thoughtfully sequenced day that includes intention setting, a yoga session suitable for all experience levels, an overview of Intuitive Eating, a communal meal on site, a conversation about attunement, a short break, a facilitator led meditation, and time to craft a personal self care plan. Attendees leave with heightened awareness of personal patterns and practical next steps for continued healing. A catered lunch and a journal are provided. This retreat is not intended for individuals in early eating disorder recovery or anyone who is medically unstable due to an eating disorder, and it does not replace psychotherapy.

Experience a Midwest enthusiast fly-in that brings together vintage aircraft and classic German cars from Zuffen-gruppe. Enjoy a pancake breakfast and lunch on site, explore a vendor village, and take in family-friendly activities throughout the day. Proceeds support nonprofits including Aviation Events, Eagles Nest Project, and the Burlington Fire Department. Breakfast will also be available for those flying in.

Nationally recognized artist Don Yang leads a painting demonstration presented by the Library and the Geneva Lake Arts Foundation. The session highlights plein air techniques and explains creative ways to work from photo references in an indoor setting. Registration is required.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be serving hot lobster rolls, tacos, creamy bisque, and other favorites, all made to order. Place an order in the Cousins Maine Lobster app to avoid waiting in line. The app accepts preorders a couple of hours before each truck service, and you can place an order for the next service once the current one ends. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, you can always order directly at the truck. Every purchase earns loyalty points, and if you order at the truck, have the team scan your QR code so the points are added to your account.

At Geneva Stage, Take It Easy salutes the Eagles with a set packed with favorites from across the band’s catalog. The show moves from early tracks like Witchy Woman to the number one hit Hotel California, highlighting the music that defined their sound. The set also reaches into the solo work of the band’s members, offering a broad look at songs connected to the group’s history.

Returning by popular demand, this Eagles tribute features Take It Easy performing a set filled with chart-topping favorites from the band’s catalog. The music spans from Witchy Woman to the number-one classic Hotel California, and the show also highlights songs from the members’ solo careers.

This introductory Level 1 experience marks the beginning of a deeper exploration of yoga. It welcomes participants pursuing personal growth as well as those seeking professional development. The emphasis is on starting this path with encouragement and a belief in the benefits it can bring.

The Fall Sportsman’s Night returns with a $10 dinner that includes non-alcoholic drinks. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase from Low Daily. A 50/50 raffle and a silent auction run throughout the evening, highlighted by a Lake Michigan trout trip. The night also includes the drawing for the annual raffle, awarding eight prizes. Open to the public, ages 21 and up.

A program centered on Delavan and the Civil War, presented by Ginny Hall, will be held at the Town Bank Community Center. A brief DHS members meeting will take place beforehand, and visitors are welcome to attend the presentation.

Lake Geneva House of Music turns up the volume with a mix of DJ-driven music and open karaoke. After the earlier live entertainment wraps, the stage opens to anyone ready to take the mic while DJ Kali keeps the energy high. Sing a favorite, make a request, or dance along through the end of the night. The kitchen serves beforehand, so there is time to grab a bite before stepping into the spotlight.

Band on the Run returns to Wisconsin for a performance at Geneva Stage. This tribute brings the spirit of Paul McCartney and Wings to the stage, capturing the excitement of their famed tour and highlighting the hit songs fans know and love.

Archives Bar and Grill in Burlington, WI welcomes Holy Crowe for a pre-Halloween celebration filled with roots-driven sounds. Expect a lively blend of bluegrass, retro country, 70s selections, and southern rock. The mood leans upbeat with smiles, toe-tapping beats, and perhaps a little dancing or clogging.

Enjoy a night of stand up comedy presented by Crafted Laughs, free to attend.

Kick off the weekend with excellent brews and a laid-back mix of music. Settle in for a simple, feel-good outing that pairs fresh pours with tunes to ease you into your time off.

Tyler and Brido’s H2H at Lake City Social Lake Geneva features food, drinks, and music.

This event at Magpies brings together music, drinks, and friendly company for a fun night out.

Studio Winery + Geneva Lake Distilling hosts a performance featuring original music, classic rock, and folk from Waterford musician Matthew Adam.

Now in its fourth year, the Abominable Trail Race returns to Lake Geneva Ziplines & Adventures, offering a day that celebrates time outside with friends. Participants can push their limits or enjoy a relaxed, scenic stroll through the woods. Distances include 5K, 10K, and 15K for runners and walkers of all experience levels, along with a 30K Challenge that can be completed solo or as a team relay. Every participant receives a cozy Abominable shirt, a commemorative finisher medal, complimentary action photos, professional chip timing, a clearly marked course, and a refreshing drink at the finish.

Experience a fresh, fast-paced team pickleball format at Lake Geneva Tennis and Pickleball. Teams consist of three players. Saturday features separate men’s and women’s team play with three players per team, and Sunday uses a mixed roster of two men and one woman. Every team is guaranteed at least three matches, and all divisions begin with pool play before moving into a bracket playoff. Competition is organized by DUPR divisions with team rating caps to keep play level-based and exciting. DUPR 10 has a maximum team rating of 10.80 and is geared toward 3.0 to 3.5 players. DUPR 12 has a maximum team rating of 12.30 for 3.5 to 4.0 players. DUPR 13 has a maximum team rating of 13.80 for 4.0 to 4.5+ players. Saturday offers men’s and women’s brackets across these divisions, and Sunday hosts the two-men, one-woman format in the same divisions. Matches feature three games to 11, win by 2, with lineups set before play begins. Expect predictable scheduling with minimal waiting, round-robin play followed by bracket playoffs, and a welcoming environment tailored to your skill level. The entry fee is $65 per player, and space is limited.

A rolling celebration on a party bus begins at Red’s on 7th with Jackbox, continues to South Shore, Papa’s Blue Spruce, and Churchill’s, then wraps up back at Red’s on 7th with a performance by Uncle Mike & The Hitman. Friendly competition adds to the fun with contests for Best Bloody Mary Bar and Most Creative Pickled Dish.

This hands on handgun and self defense fundamentals class takes place in Burlington at America’s Gunsmith Shop and is open to men and women who are brand new to firearms or looking to strengthen their skills. Participants practice safe firearm handling, learn how to select a handgun that fits their needs, explore practical concealed carry choices including Wisconsin CCW topics, and build core defensive shooting skills. Instruction also covers clearing common malfunctions under stress, sharpening situational awareness to avoid danger, and understanding when force is lawful as well as what to expect afterward. No prior experience is required and a firearm will be available if you do not have one. The course is led by a military veteran and competitive combat pistol shooter, with an interactive format focused on real world application. Tuition is $99 and space is limited.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck sets up at Tractor Supply Co. in Burlington, perfect for a quick bite or something to take home. Order ahead with the mobile app to skip the line, available in the App Store and on Google Play. The app starts accepting orders a couple of hours before each truck event, and you will need to wait until the current service ends before placing an order for the next one. Mobile app ordering may be limited or unavailable 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 team scan the QR code so points are added to your account.