Family events in Menomonee Falls, WI

Designed for children ages 2 to 4, this hands-on art time focuses on exploring different materials in a self-directed, open-ended way. Young creators can experiment with a variety of provided supplies and make something uniquely their own. Register at the Children's Desk or the Adult Info Desk, or call 262-242-2593 ext. 330.

A community fundraiser supports Lieutenant Foeger and his family after an accidental outbuilding explosion that critically injured Lieutenant Foeger and his father with severe burn injuries. The event includes live music, raffles, food, vendors, and Culver’s Custard. A rescheduled Touch-a-Truck invites children to explore vehicles up close. It is a chance for the community to stand with the Foeger family during a challenging time.

At Jackson Park in Jackson, Music in the Park brings the Summer Concert series to a close with its final show. The announcement hints at a big finale, promising the best has been saved for last.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly outdoor movie night at The Ridge at Village Park, presented by Sussex IM. Disney's Zootopia 2 will be shown at dusk. Before the film, SAS Club will offer concessions, including a fish fry, and Marcus Majestic of Brookfield Cinema will provide free popcorn. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

This car show offers free admission, music from a DJ, and plenty to eat and drink. A pancake breakfast is available, and lunch items are offered later, with beer, soda, and other food on hand. There is no entry fee for vehicles in the show, and the first 50 entries receive a complimentary T-shirt. The competition is judged, with trophies recognizing the Top 15, Survivor, and Modern Muscle categories, followed by an awards presentation. Door prizes will be given throughout the event. Jeeps are welcome to participate, and every Jeep that registers will receive a SAS Club Duck. Please note the rules: no dogs and no carry-ins. No intoxicating beverages may be brought onto the park grounds in accordance with local ordinance.

A local author signing at the Richfield Farmers Market features children’s writer Victoria Reinke, a Richfield native and the author of Barney Goes to the Horse Show, Don’t Leave the Coop, and other titles. The event centers on her books and the joy of storytelling for families, set within the Richfield Nature & Historic Park. Reinke is dedicated to encouraging young readers and believes that thoughtful stories help children grow. She enjoys reading aloud and connecting with kids and their families. She lives in Richfield, Wisconsin with her husband and a lively mix of animals that includes two dogs, three cats, several rabbits, six sheep, and six goats. She is also a grandmother to ten, whose inspiration shines through her writing.

The Frank L. Weyenberg Library presents a recurring matinee series that revisits standout films from earlier decades, inviting new generations to experience big-screen classics. The lineup includes Moonstruck, Cabaret, Glory, M*A*S*H, Stand by Me, Do the Right Thing, Broadcast News, When Harry Met Sally, Alien, Rain Man, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

Expect a lively collector marketplace with more than fifty vendor tables and a constantly refreshed selection. Browse a wide range of Pokémon cards, from budget friendly commons to premium holographic pieces, along with sealed items like booster bundles and elite trainer boxes. Funko fans can explore hundreds of Pop figures, including vaulted editions, exclusives and chase editions. Sports collectors will find football, basketball, baseball and hockey cards for every budget, with many dealers offering slabs graded by PSA and BGS. It is a true buy, sell and trade environment, so bringing your own collection is welcome if you want to make a deal and leave with cash or a new favorite addition.

Set within the rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine, the 174-acre Richfield Nature and Historical Park in Wisconsin hosts the Richfield WI Farmers Market alongside the Richfield Historical Society. The dog-friendly park offers five miles of winding trails, scenic Coney Creek, and historic buildings, plus horse riding routes where visitors might spot songbirds, deer, and turkeys. It is conveniently located near Holy Hill. Each week, market vendors bring fresh produce, seafood, canned and baked goods, eggs, pork, beef, chicken, and dairy, along with artisan creations such as soaps and lotions. A small-town feel encourages friendly conversations between guests and sellers. Live music is featured every weekend, and a variety of food trucks provide plenty of seating, making it easy to enjoy a coffee or a spritzer while connecting with the community and the natural surroundings.

At Belly Up, this yearly car show features $10 registration, a 50/50 and door prizes, and dash plaques. Look for specials on food and drinks. A rain date is planned if weather becomes an issue.

Get ready for another round of field games at Menomonee Park as the back-to-school season approaches. Participation will count toward the Summertime Fun Award. Individuals who are not yet scouts may attend to learn more about the program. There is no endorsement from the Hamilton School District.

Experience a patriotic salute to the nation’s history at a free outdoor concert by the Menomonee Falls Symphony Orchestra at Old Falls Village Park. Under the direction of Alexander Mandl, the orchestra performs music by John Philip Sousa, John Williams, Aaron Copland, and others. Food and beverages are available from the Depot Beer Garden.

Young builders can explore creativity and practice LEGO skills at a relaxed library club. Participants can brainstorm, collaborate on builds, and meet new friends. The program is for children ages 5 and up. Registration is not required, and friends are welcome to come along. The club meets in the Tolzman Community Room.

Brew City Cruise Night brings car enthusiasts together to relax, connect, and admire a wide variety of vehicles. Each gathering spotlights a different theme while welcoming every make, model, and the people who enjoy them. This edition celebrates pop-up headlights with a special nod to the Mazda Miata, so look for favorites like the Miata, Corvette, Fiero, and MR2 alongside other stow-away headlight classics. Participation is open to all, even if a vehicle does not match the theme. There is no admission charge and tickets are not required. Ignore any links or comments offering tickets, as these are scams. Weather permitting, the River Club of Mequon will have outdoor food and beverages available, including freshly grilled burgers, brats, and hot dogs, plus beer or soda. Both cash and credit cards are accepted. If the main lot fills, please use the overflow lot rather than parking on the grass, and be considerate of nearby residents. Reckless driving or disruptive behavior is not allowed, and engine revving or other excessive noise is prohibited.

Bring your fiber arts projects such as knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, or rug hooking and spend time working on them alongside others. There is no instructor and no set craft, just a welcoming space to focus on your own project in the company of fellow crafters. The gathering starts with a period for adults only, then continues with a session that welcomes adults and children ages 9 and up.