This weekend in Mayville, WI

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.

Weekly bakery specials from Amish Country are available at both the Fox Lake and Horicon locations, featuring a wide selection of freshly made treats. Place a pre-order to have your items set aside for pickup, or stop in and shop while supplies last since availability is based on order of arrival. More updates will be shared.

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.

Now in its 18th year, Black Women's Wellness Day brings together Black women and families from across Wisconsin and beyond for a day centered on healing, joy, and restorative care. Programming includes speakers, interactive workshops, wellness and fitness activities, and shopping within a wellness fair and market. The day encourages participation across generations and with family, friends, coworkers, and community. The gathering takes place at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in Madison.

Explore an array of gemstones, minerals, crystals, crystal candles, jewelry featuring crystals, and more at the Oh My Gourd Vendor Market in Jackson, Wisconsin.

Enjoy a brat and burger fry that supports nonprofit groups in the community. Pick up lunch while contributing to local organizations. The event takes place at Leroy Meats and Catering in Horicon, WI.

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.

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.

This meat raffle features a minimum of seven rounds, with at least three prizes awarded in each. Entry is $5 per round, and all proceeds benefit BCause We Care.

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.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Lion’s Tail Brewing Co in Wauwatosa with fresh Maine lobster, classic rolls, and comforting bisque. Order ahead in the mobile app to move quickly through the line, with advance ordering opening a couple of hours before truck service. If a service is currently underway, wait until it ends to place an order for the next one. At times the app may be limited or unavailable, and walk-up ordering at the truck is always an option. Earn rewards with every purchase, and if you order at the truck, ask the team to scan your QR code so points are added to your account.

An open build session for model enthusiasts where participants can keep working on a project, start something new, or talk shop with other builders. Though the day highlights Gunpla, it is not limited to Bandai products... any anime related models fit the theme, and military modelers sometimes drop in as well. Expect a welcoming group of passionate hobbyists who enjoy sharing their knowledge and chatting about the craft for as long as you like.

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.

At The Alibi, enjoy a Halloween themed paint and sip where participants create a whimsical scene featuring a frog perched on a glowing carved pumpkin beneath a starry sky, all in a cozy fall setting. The class is beginner friendly with step by step guidance, all materials provided, and the first drink included. It offers a playful, seasonal creative break for fans of spooky season. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the class is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future class.

Enjoy warm fall soup in a cozy setting while watching Allowed to Birth, an impactful film about birth. This inviting screening creates a seasonal atmosphere that feels friendly and comfortable.

Prime rib is the focus at The Meating Place inside the Mayville Golf Course clubhouse on Thursdays and Saturdays. Select from 10, 16, or 24 ounce cuts priced at $29, $34, and $42. Each entrée comes with a salad and soup bar, your choice of side, and a serving of au jus for dipping, with the option to add sautéed mushrooms and onions. Hours may change if the restaurant is closed for a private event.

Make the most of a fall evening with live music, chilled beverages, and an upbeat, easygoing atmosphere. Enjoy a relaxed night where melodies, cool drinks, and positive energy set the tone.

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.

Cameron Koch performs rock and pop covers spanning the 1970s through today. His shows have made him a favorite with crowds.

Shelly Mack & The ReUnion brings roadhouse rock and soul-fueled covers delivered with raw energy and classic grit. The sound is rooted in rock and blues, reflecting influences from Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, and other blues-rock greats.

Copper Box is back at Milwaukee Oktoberfest, topping the bill for the event's dance party and community celebration. This appearance brings the band back to lead the festivities.

Shannon Curtis and Jamie Hill bring their nationally touring show 80s kids to the Schauer Arts Center, a high-energy celebration of 1980s synthpop woven with funny and heartfelt stories about growing up in that decade. The set features favorites by Depeche Mode, New Order, OMD, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys, a-ha, Soft Cell, Alphaville, The Human League, and more. This concert style theater experience blends era-authentic sound with immersive video art and interactive moments, along with a merch table. Attendees wearing 80s fashion can pick up freebies at the merch table. Presented as part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Show sponsor: Brewed Omen. Tickets are $55, $45, $40, or $30.

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.

Sponsored by Westbury Bank, Boy Band Review brings a high-energy tribute to The Bend Theater with a full live band, crisp choreography, tight harmonies, and a lineup of beloved boy band hits. Their performances whisk fans back to the era of frosted tips and heartfelt love songs, creating a feel-good throwback atmosphere. The group recently shared the stage in Alaska with Chris Kirkpatrick of NSYNC, underscoring its ties to the genre’s icons. It is a nostalgic celebration that taps straight into 1990s pop memories.

Karen Carpenter’s voice remains one of pop’s most recognizable and cherished, and The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration brings the brother sister duo’s beloved catalog back to the stage in a fresh production from the creative team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Backed by a full band and woven with heartfelt storytelling, the concert reflects the duo’s warmth, emotion, and musical craftsmanship. It welcomes singing along, stirs memories, and helps audiences reconnect with timeless hits such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” Presented at Overture Center for the Arts. A VIP option includes a private 20 minute acoustic performance with the lead performers featuring Carpenters songs not included in the main show, plus a meet and greet, a photo opportunity, and a limited edition collectible VIP laminate.

The 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth is marked with a concert presentation at the Pabst Theater. This all ages event welcomes fans to celebrate a milestone for a beloved creation in a live performance setting.

Disc golfers are invited to the tenth stop of the Sandy Knoll Monthly FleX series. Check in takes place at the pro shop, and the layout uses only the short tees. Amateur entry is $10 and awards trophies, plus a $5 player pack voucher. Pro entry is $20 with trophies and cash payouts, and there is $100 added to the pro purse. Each card will feature a closest to the pin prize. Players will head out in groups of three to five, and both solo participants and pre-formed groups are accommodated. Mixed divisions on the same card are allowed. Payouts will be issued later and can be redeemed at the pro shop. A daily or annual Washington County pass is required. This event is part of a 12-stop Sandy Knoll Monthly FleX series.

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.

Brian McCullough Band takes the stage at Bilda's, setting a fall mood with live music, refreshing drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere.

Celebrate the enduring songs of Karen and Richard Carpenter in a live concert crafted by the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Performed with a full band and woven with thoughtful storytelling, this tribute honors the warmth, emotion, and artistry that defined The Carpenters. The audience is encouraged to sing along, reminisce, and rediscover the music they love. Favorites such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays” are featured, offering a heartfelt salute to Karen’s unmistakable voice and the quiet magic of this beloved duo.

A Chance the Rapper concert takes place live on stage at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee, WI.