Family events in Mayville, WI

Seniors are invited to a free lifestyle, health, and home expo at Southwest YMCA. Expect complimentary parking and admission, no cost health screenings, and free food along with prizes and giveaways. YMCA membership is not required to attend, and all are welcome. Registration is optional, and those who register in advance receive an extra entry in the giveaways.

This weekly event offers official Pokemon play with prize support and official prize packs from Pokemon. Every third Friday is dedicated to Challenges or Cups.

For more than a decade, this community market has supported local farmers, food producers, and artisans while fostering sustainability. Each weekend, families can explore an open-air marketplace in the heart of Tosa, with fresh produce, live music, outdoor yoga, kids programs, cooking demonstrations, and more. The Info Booth provides details about all market programs. FoodShare benefits are accepted. SNAP/QUEST shoppers may swipe a QUEST card at the Info Booth to receive tokens that work like cash at the market. Unused tokens can be kept for future visits and have no expiration.

JR’s Pups-N-Stuff will have adoptable dogs and cats at Petco in Wauwatosa, all hoping to find loving homes. Applicants who have already been approved may be able to finalize an adoption and take a pet home the same day. Volunteers will also be accepting donations, including pet food, chew toys, toys, treats, and monetary contributions. Profiles of the adoptable animals and applications are available online. Animal attendance may change.

The Great Duck Race at the YMCA of Dodge County is one of the club’s annual fundraisers. Attendees can watch ducks race to the finish, and if your duck comes in first, the prize is $1,000. Proceeds from this and other fundraisers are donated to area organizations that provide services and programs to children. Tickets are available.

Returning for its third year, this market celebrates spooky season with a cozy, creepy atmosphere and a touch of fall magic. Browse local vendors offering Halloween and autumn themed goods alongside handmade crafts, treats, and gifts. Costumes are encouraged, the setting is family friendly, and both entry and parking are free. It is an easy way to support small businesses while picking up witchy touches, cozy fall decor, and seasonal finds.

MGE marks the 10th anniversary of Día de Fútbol with a family friendly celebration at Aldo Leopold Elementary School. The event features complimentary soccer clinics, interactive and cultural activities, and helpful resources for all ages. Children can be registered to participate, and no ticket is required for entry.

Play Pokémon with matches starting whenever players are ready. There is no entry fee to participate. Every trainer who takes part will receive a promo pack.

The FFA serves a pork chop dinner at the Campbellsport High School Cafeteria, followed by a live auction. The $12 meal includes a pork chop, mashed potatoes, vegetables, apple sauces, pie, ice cream, and a dinner roll.

Celebrated as Milwaukee’s longest-running comic and toy show, this gathering welcomes collectors and fans to explore a huge selection. Browse thousands of comics from the Golden Age to today, discover vintage and modern toys, and check out trading cards and gaming cards including MTG, along with film and monster collectibles. Admission is $2. For vendor table information, contact Henry Smith at 414-793-4297.

Higher Grounds Coffee Shop in Beaver Dam hosts a customer appreciation gathering presented with Bo’s Heavenly Clubhouse. The afternoon is dedicated to thanking customers, friends, family, and community members, with music, food, raffles and prizes, good coffee, and more. The celebration recognizes how ongoing support helps cultivate a welcoming gathering place for conversation, friendship, and community connection. Attendees can expect a warm, community-focused atmosphere centered on appreciation for everyone who walks through the door.

Haunted Illusions brings a Halloween-ready blend of comedy and mind-bending magic for all ages, starring master illusionist David Caserta. The audience becomes part of the spectacle as people appear to levitate, vanish, and return before everyone’s eyes, with original feats created specifically for this production. Expect a full theatrical experience with advanced lighting and moving fixtures, a themed musical soundtrack, and pyro-smoke effects, all supporting cutting-edge illusion technology. Recognized as a leading touring illusionist and seen on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, the CW’s Penn and Teller Fool Us, and international broadcasts, David delivers a show praised by audiences and critics. Part of the Neil E. Park Family Series, with show support from Scoop DeVille. Tickets are offered at $50, $40, $30, and $25.

An after-school sensory and play session created for children with special or support needs features sensory activities, creative exploration, and open play in a safe and inclusive environment. Families can drop in for any amount of time so kids can get comfortable at their own pace. Check-in begins by sharing your family name, and once everyone is settled the team guides you through the full process. Siblings and school friends are welcome, and tickets are needed for each attendee. All activities are planned by a team that understands the day to day realities of raising a child with special or support needs, keeping the experience supportive, engaging, and fun.

Pizza Ranch West Bend is hosting a fundraiser benefiting Faith Ridge Christian School. During the event, 10 percent of dine in and carryout sales will be donated to the school. Carryout orders can be placed through the Pizza Ranch website, where the menu is available.

A community swap centered on sharing useful goods. People may bring items in good condition, including food, books, dishes, clothing, and appliances, though contributions are optional in the spirit of abundance. Attendees are free to take any items they find useful. A sign-up spreadsheet is available for those who would like to plan ahead.

Embark on imaginative adventures with a streamlined version of Dungeons and Dragons designed for kids ages 8 to 13. First-time players are welcome, and no previous D&D experience is required.

Discover what sets St. Ambrose Academy apart with a tour of its campus for students in grades 6 through 12. Guests can enjoy light morning refreshments, hear students talk about how their education equips them for what comes next, and see classical education at work. The visit also provides time for questions and an overview of the admissions process. RSVP by email with the number of people in your group.

Discover Milwaukee’s story from its early commercial heyday to the midcentury era while riding the Hop streetcar. A guide highlights historic commercial architecture, postwar urban planning, and highway projects, connecting these chapters to the streetcar’s introduction and further growth in Downtown. Expect a brief walk of about one block to reach the stop. Because departures depend on guide availability, check the website for the latest schedule.

Design and build your own Lego creation with all bricks provided. For any needed accommodations, call the library at (920) 887-4631.

Enjoy a relaxed, waste reduction themed pop up play cafe hosted by Heritage Center staff with WM and Playful Acorns. Caregivers can sip coffee or tea or have a snack while children play and socialize through a mix of indoor and outdoor activities. Bringing a reusable mug is encouraged. Plans call for meeting at the Oak Tree, with the Le Pine Room downstairs at the Heritage Center as the backup spot if the weather does not cooperate. Children will take part in nature based free play, storytelling, crafts, and other experiences focused on reducing waste. There will be a storytime about waste and recycling. Young participants can try a toddler friendly sorting activity. An exploration of vermicompost is included. Games and manipulatives will introduce waste concepts in a simple way. A craft project and a scavenger hunt are planned. There will also be a chance to see the WM recycling truck. This program is intended for ages 0 to 5 and requires an adult chaperone. Attendance is free because fees are covered by WM. Registration is suggested. The setting is family friendly, heated, and equipped with changing tables, step stools for small handwashing, and a Mamava lactation pod. If spending time outdoors, please dress for the weather. It is a laid back environment where you can come and go during the program window. The department is committed to providing meaningful access for all participants regardless of language or ability. Requests for language assistance or accessibility modifications should be submitted at least 10 business days in advance, and not all programs can be modified.

An after-school session featuring hands-on sensory experiences, opportunities for creative expression, and unstructured play, created for children with special or support needs. Attendance is open, and there is no need to be affiliated with the organizing group. Siblings and school friends are welcome, with tickets needed for each person participating. Families may stop in for any length of time so children can settle into the space at their own pace. Check-in is simple... begin by sharing a family name, then the full process will be completed once everyone feels comfortable. The environment is welcoming and inclusive, with activities planned to support a positive, low-stress experience.

Learn the basics of fishing at Brittingham Park with WI DNR and Madison Parks. The WI DNR Fishmobile will be on site with all the gear needed, so no equipment is required. This free workshop welcomes adults and children and is ideal for ages 7 and older. Children must be supervised by a parent or adult guardian. Advanced registration is required, and anglers ages 16 and older will need a Wisconsin fishing license. This workshop is part of the Learning Series, which offers educational events and hands-on activities made possible by the Madison Parks Foundation.

Falcon Game Night takes place most Wednesdays at Falcon Hall inside Falcon Bowl. On the second and fourth Wednesday, the night features a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament. The event welcomes all ages.

A meal will be served at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. The menu features vegetables and dessert. Meals are available for dine-in, with carry-out offered as needed. Ride-sharing is encouraged for those who need transportation. Organizers also support forming transportation groups and welcome updates about any that have started so the word can be shared.