Events in Marshfield today

Local artists convene for a casual coffee meetup focused on building connections, exchanging ideas, and discussing works in progress. This monthly gathering welcomes creators from all disciplines, including the literary arts, and takes place in the CCA Upper Reception Room. For details, contact Lyn Steinmetz.

Toddlers can enjoy engaging, play-based activities that support learning at Everett Roehl Marshfield Public Library.

Enjoy a free stitchery gathering where participants can work on their own projects or start something new while connecting with others who enjoy needlework. Bring a favorite piece to focus on, or use the time to begin a fresh idea. Voluntary donations help support use of the space, and snacks will be provided. For questions or more information, contact Marsha Oberg at marshaoberg@chestnutarts.org.

Live at Libby’s brings acoustic sounds to Libby McNeill’s in Marshfield with a performance by Bradley Sperger. Enjoy specials on food and drinks while you listen, then stay for dinner and an easygoing evening of live music in a welcoming setting.

This free, hands-on Narcan (naloxone) workshop from Honey Suckle Bush Corp helps people respond with confidence when an emergency occurs in a public setting. Participants learn how to spot the signs of an opioid overdose, what immediate steps to take, and how to assist until first responders arrive. The training is designed to be safe and straightforward, it is open to everyone and requires no medical background. No registration is required. The session is held at the Everett Roehl Marshfield Public Library in the Marshfield Furniture Study Room. Businesses and organizations can also arrange a private training session for their teams.

Meet other writers and poets in a relaxed, ongoing group focused on fiction, nonfiction prose, and poetry. Open to adults at any experience level, this free gathering provides a supportive place to connect and celebrate a shared love of writing. Light refreshments will be available. For details, call 715-389-8999 or email contact@chestnutarts.org.

In-store Dungeons and Dragons play takes place at The Dragon's Roost. Participation is free.

The Dragon's Roost hosts Riftbound: Nexus Nights, a constructed format event capped at three rounds. Matches are best of three. The event fee is 10.00. Champions receive one Riftbound Origins pack for participation along with one Nexus Nights pack, and additional prize support is based on attendance.

The event offers a fun weekend focused on music, set in the Village of Vesper.

The Dragon's Roost llc. hosts a Legacy format event with an event fee of 20.00. A maximum of 20 play test cards are allowed. Prizes are based on attendance and paid out in MH3 packs, with the option to switch to other packs by vote.

Central Wisconsin Country Dancers presents a country dance at Unity Memorial Hall with music by DJ Candy. Expect plenty of time on the floor for line dance, pattern partner, and two-step, along with an elections and meeting as part of the program. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. Attendees may bring their own beverages and snacks to share. If weather causes a cancellation, updates will be posted on the organization’s website and Facebook page.

Take part in a weekly Gundam TCG tournament with a $10 entry fee. Registration opens before tournament play begins, and gameplay follows after check-in. Every participant receives one Gundam TCG pack, with additional prizes based on attendance. If promotional packs or materials are available, those will be distributed as well.

Magic Monday at The Dragon's Roost offers open play for both Commander and 60-card formats. Drop in to game with others at your pace. Ask about Caster Quest, a league-style program that rewards steady participation throughout the month.