Free 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.

The West Bend Farmer's Market is being held at West Bend Farmers Market. For more details about the market, consult the official information provided by the organizers.

A drive-thru mobile pantry in the back parking lot of Moraine Park Technical College provides food to anyone who comes. No advance registration is required, and no proof of income or residence is needed. Participation is open to all, and it is not limited to Dodge County residents. Guests receive a menu of available items and can choose what they would like, with service continuing until supplies run out. Please be aware that vehicles may begin lining up early. Attendees remain in their vehicles while volunteers place boxes in the trunk or back seat. Make sure there is room for the food before reaching the loading zone, and if using the trunk, open it ahead of time. Volunteers are not able to rearrange items inside vehicles. Volunteer help is welcomed. Those planning to assist should meet behind the Moraine Park Technical College building and check in at the volunteer table.

The Downtown Beaver Dam Farmers Market is coordinated exclusively by the Beaver Dam Chamber & Visitor Center. Due to recent spam comments and fake vendor posts, vendor registration and any official communications will come only from this organization. The market takes place rain or shine. Vendors with questions can contact the Beaver Dam Chamber at 920-887-8879. By entering or participating, attendees acknowledge that photos and video may be taken and used by the Chamber and event partners for promotional, marketing, social media, tourism, and informational purposes; if you prefer not to be photographed, please inform event staff.

More than ninety vendors gather in Downtown Fond du Lac with Wisconsin-grown produce, plants, and flowers, plus locally made baked goods, meats, cheeses, art, crafts, and more. Enjoy breakfast or lunch from prepared food vendors or opt for a relaxed meal at nearby restaurants, then spend time exploring the unique local shops in the area. For everyone’s comfort and safety in the busy, sometimes noisy setting, pets should stay home, except for service animals.

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.

The Grove Healing Center celebrates its grand opening with a ribbon cutting, an open house with tours, snacks and refreshments, a raffle, and specials available only during the celebration. Complimentary gentle healing experiences are part of the program, including breathwork guided by Damon Thomas, a cacao ceremony with Emily Fell, a sound bath with Wellspring Sound Collective, and ecstatic dance led by DJ Tink. Updated timing and additional information will be shared.

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.

Whether you are new to Pokémon or helping a child get started, this beginner session focuses on the basics with instruction from veteran players and judges. You do not need to bring cards or have previous experience, and admission is free. Participants who register for a Pokémon account receive a promo pack. Please note there is no Learn to Play in March or August due to conflicting events.

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.

This is casual Commander play with no entry fee. Games begin whenever a pod is ready, with tables forming on demand. Participants receive a promotional item while supplies remain.

Wild Cardz brings an energetic mix of familiar tunes, classic covers, and country hits to Boat House Pub & Eatery. Enjoy dinner, take in the lake views and changing fall colors, and settle in for a relaxed evening by the water. This event is free.

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.

Experience music bingo at Drivan Range. It is free to play, and no phone is required. Bring friends to play together.

Experience a relaxing yoga event centered on body-stretching movements, led by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill.

NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, eight week educational class for family members, partners, and friends of adults living with mental illness. Led by trained volunteers who have navigated similar experiences, the program blends practical information with a supportive peer environment. Participants build a stronger understanding of mental health conditions, develop communication and problem solving skills, and learn approaches for self care and setting healthy boundaries. The class welcomes those who are new to this journey as well as those who have been supporting a loved one for years, with a focus on connection, strength, and hope. The series will take place in West Bend, with the exact location to be announced. Registration is required and space is limited. For questions, call 262-339-1235. After pre registration, someone will follow up with additional details.

Xtreme Bar Bingo offers bar-style bingo in Fond du Lac every Tuesday with big prizes, not the traditional church version. It is free for players because the owners pay for the service and prizes. Buying drinks helps keep the event going, and seating may be reserved for guests who support the venue. Please respect the venue’s loitering policy. Bingo cards are available upon request behind the bar. The owners may end the event at any time if it is not worth the costs. When you have a winning card, shout bingo.

The event is a free game that puts your knowledge to work and offers chances to win great prizes courtesy of The Rigby.

Cafe Coda hosts an evening of bachata that begins with an instructional class and continues with a lively social. A tango dance and social take place in the front room, and dancers can move between tango and Latin rhythms throughout. Later, the mixed social begins in the front room and the social portion is free. The class has a $10 cover, payable to the bar staff.

Take part in a healthy living event in Lindsay Heights featuring rigorous exercise at adjustable speeds, so you can choose a pace that works for you. Leonard Wilson leads this neighborhood workout focused on engaging your body through movement.

The Potawatomi Street Team Activation booth adds excitement to the MKE Night Market with opportunities for special swag, reward play, and more. Stop by the booth as you explore the market and see what is available.

Society of Scribes gathers at Firefly Giftshop for a free creative circle where writers shape stories and share craft. This October meeting follows a special schedule and will not occur on the month’s second Wednesday. It offers poets, prose writers, and imaginative storytellers a chance to read something new, listen to others, and connect with fellow scribes in a warm, encouraging setting. Participants may bring a pen, a laptop, or simply a notebook of thoughts, and can expect inspiration and supportive feedback.

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.

Put your trivia skills to the test at the Cardinal Bar as Premier Trivia hosts a weekly Wednesday competition. There is no entry fee, and the top three teams take home prizes.

Live trivia at Sconnie Bar features Shelby hosting a general knowledge game that spans movies, music, history, geography, science, Disney, TV, and more. Pens and score sheets are supplied, and there is no charge to play. Please have a teammate arrive a little early to register your team. Music plays between questions, and the songs may hint at the answers. Prizes include Sconnie Bar gift certificates of $40 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. A free answer for the game is available online.

Connect with others over coffee in an easygoing, welcoming environment at the Center. This new monthly meetup creates a comfortable space for conversation and community. No registration is required, so feel free to drop in.

A happy hour performance featuring The Tony Castañeda Latin Jazz Band highlights a Wisconsin mainstay for over two decades, devoted to the classic era of Latin jazz. The group has earned 14 Isthmus Madison Favorite Jazz Band awards and has shared stages with Poncho Sanchez, John Santos, Giovanni Hidalgo, and John Benitez. This event is free.

Test your music knowledge at Pour Decisions with music bingo. Participants listen to songs, identify the titles, and mark them on their cards for a chance to win prizes. Drinks are available, and the setting is social whether you come with friends or arrive solo to meet new people. It is free to play, and arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.

Put your knowledge to the test at Echo Tap & Grill with a general trivia night that spans movies, music, history, geography, science, Disney, TV, and more. Pens and scoresheets are provided, and teams should have someone arrive early to register. It is free to play, and you can order food and drinks while you compete. Music plays between questions, and some songs may hint at the answers. Prizes include $30, $20, and $10 gift certificates for first, second, and third place.