Free events in Menomonee Falls, WI

The Shorewood Farmers Market returns to Estabrook Park for another season, featuring fresh produce from local vendors along with baked goods, coffee, flowers and artisan goods, plus live music.

Enjoy live music while exploring fresh produce and bakery goods, choosing from meat and dairy options, discovering specialty items, and picking up ready-to-eat foods.

Deer District presents a farmers market overseen by the Lauryn Wynter Company with support from Deer District BID 53. It brings together over one hundred vendors, with farmers and food producers offering organic and fresh meat, eggs, fruits, cheeses and vegetables, plus bakery favorites, arts and crafts and live entertainment. The experience includes complimentary live music, plenty of seating and an array of fresh-from-the-farm ingredients as well as ready-to-eat options. The Taste It Tent invites visitors to sample new foods, and a dedicated kids area provides games and activities for families. Deer District tenants operate alongside the market for brunch or lunch. SNAP/EBT, WIC and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

Make it a family outing with a Sunday offer for younger guests. Children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, valued up to $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids entrée for each adult entrée purchased. It cannot be combined with other offers, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

Citizen Advocates Christmas Bingo brings the community together at Trinity Lutheran Church in West Bend for a friendly round of games. It is free to attend and play, and winners take home prizes. Participants of any age and ability are welcome, and the bingo area accommodates wheelchair users. Designated accessible parking and a convenient drop off are available at the west entrance via the parking lot. Those who enjoy spending time with others and playing games will also find a meaningful opportunity to volunteer.

Drivan Range in Milwaukee hosts a Monday music bingo night where it is free to play and no phone is needed. Bring friends and enjoy a laid-back evening of music and friendly competition.

Focused on early identification and options for care, this event supports people in maintaining control of daily life. Participants receive results on the spot, learn about dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and have the opportunity to speak with a dementia care specialist about available resources. Guidance is also provided on brain wellness and practical ways to keep the mind active. Each appointment lasts 30 minutes and must be scheduled in advance. To book a time, contact Jen Harders, dementia care specialist at the Waukesha ADRC, at 262-548-7650.

Settle into a calming yoga session that focuses on relaxation and full-body stretching, guided by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill.

Prospective buyers can get a clear overview of the path to homeownership at this free seminar led by Landmark Mortgage loan officer Andrea Werlein (NMLS #1018378) with guest speaker Pete Gohsman. The session explains each step of the purchase process, outlines financing choices, and includes time for questions so attendees can receive guidance from experienced mortgage professionals. Registration is available.

This community walk along the Riveredge trails offers family-friendly activities and opportunities to learn about domestic violence awareness through on-site resources and information. There is no cost to participate. The route follows a broad crushed gravel and soil path with gentle slopes and a few small hills, and some sections may be uneven with small rocks and roots. If you expect to arrive later in the evening, bring a flashlight or another light source.

For those supporting an adult living with a mental health condition, NAMI Family-to-Family offers a free eight-week educational course that blends clear information, useful skills, and a welcoming peer community. Classes are led by trained volunteers with lived experience who share practical guidance and empathy. Participants deepen their understanding of mental health conditions, strengthen communication and problem-solving abilities, and learn approaches for self-care and setting healthy boundaries while connecting with others on a similar path. The program is planned for West Bend, with the exact location to be announced. Advance registration is required and space is limited. For questions, call 262-339-1235.

Swim or relax in the pool while a family movie plays as part of a six month series. The lineup features Monsters, Inc. in October, The Incredibles in November, The Grinch in December, Frozen in January, Finding Nemo in February, and Moana in March. Admission is free for members. Registration closes one day in advance. Members register through the member app, and nonmembers can email MEmembership@eliteclubs.com to arrange registration.

Put your music knowledge to the test with Music Bingo at The GOAT in Sussex. This free, family-friendly night blends bingo with a playlist of popular songs from across many genres. Expect sing-along moments, plenty of laughs, and the chance to take home prizes as you mark off matching tunes. Come with friends, enjoy a drink, and settle in for upbeat energy and good company.

Led by Leonard Wilson, this Lindsay Heights healthy living session focuses on rigorous exercise with adjustable speeds, allowing participants to challenge themselves at a pace that feels right. It is a neighborhood-centered movement dedicated to getting bodies moving in a supportive setting.

At Village Park in Menomonee Falls, this seasonal farmers market features farm-fresh produce, baked treats, artisan goods, and other locally made items. Browse offerings from local farmers, makers, and small businesses, enjoy live music, and take in a friendly community atmosphere. It is a convenient spot to stock up on groceries or discover unique finds from the area.

This free game night takes place at Falcon Hall inside Falcon Bowl. It is open to all ages and features a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament.

Kick off a new season at the October membership meeting at Shakers Lounge in Saukville. The evening includes smoked salmon, a guest speaker, and a raffle, plus time to connect with fellow anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. It is designed for longtime members and anyone curious about the club who wants to learn more and network. Admission is free, and the public is welcome.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of line dancing in Germantown as the Wisconsin Boot Kickers lead routines to a lively mix of classic and new country, pop, and more. The floor is open to beginners and experienced dancers alike, with a variety of dances throughout the night. There is no cover charge and admission is free. Food and drinks are available from Bub's.

Designed for parents and caregivers with little ones from birth through 18 months, this free monthly gathering offers a relaxed place to meet others, exchange stories, and receive encouragement in a welcoming, judgment free setting. In partnership with The Parenting Network, the program includes guided conversations and practical, research backed resources from the Triple P Positive Parenting Program that address common parenting challenges. Space is limited, so reservations are strongly recommended.

Betty Brinn Children's Museum offers complimentary admission for Community Access Day. Admission is free for individual visitors and small parties, while groups of ten or more are not included. Some restrictions may apply, and making a reservation in advance is recommended.

This free Senior Expo at the Waukesha County Expo Center brings together local organizations that support seniors and their families. Explore services and information, enjoy refreshments, take part in health screenings, and enter for prize drawings.

At The Cooperage in Milwaukee, a free evening highlights Reunion Remix with live music, food, drinks and plenty of dancing. The entertainment ranges from the full Reunion Remix band to a piano and vocal duo and an acoustic duo, with reception-ready dance floor tunes setting the mood. Guests can sample savory bites and sweets, sip at the bar and hit the floor as the space transforms into a playful, imaginary wedding reception that welcomes everyone, whether or not a wedding is in the works.

At The Bend Theater, ORIGINS, a fresh singer songwriter series, features Reverend Meantooth, the solo project of 20 Watt Tombstone band leader Tom Jordan. The set spans blues, gospel, and folk, blending original material with interpretations of songs linked to Robert Johnson, Bukka White, and John Lee Hooker. Expect an intense journey through themes of condemnation and redemption, capturing the tension at the core of the blues with a flash of brimstone and Old Testament fury. Presented in collaboration with National Exchange Bank & Trust and the local community. Hosted by Joe Polizzi. Admission is free and tickets are not required, with ample free parking and plenty of nearby dining options.

Enjoy a visit to the West Bend Farmer's Market.

The Alements are set to perform at the Tosa Farmers Market, returning to the spot where they performed together for the first time. This booking carries a personal touch, as a member of the band calls the area home, making the market a meaningful place for their music.

Rooted in more than forty years of tradition, this Saturday farmers market brings the community together with local growers, food producers, and artisans. Organized by the Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce, it returns each week with a mix of familiar vendors and new discoveries. Visitors can browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, herbs and spices, soups, handmade crafts, baked items, plants, honey, cheeses, jams and other preserves, canned goods, maple syrup, breads, and farm fresh eggs and meats. The market is held at the Bank Five Nine Campus Lot.

Explore seasonal produce, artisan crafts, and fresh-baked treats at the Germantown Farmer's Market. Held at Germantown Village Hall in Germantown, this community market features local vendors and a wide range of goods. Information about current vendors and how to apply as a seller is available through the market.

Fresh baked favorites will be available at the Waukesha Farmer's Market. To have something set aside or make a request, call 262-821-0118.

LGBT Waukesha will host a table at the Waukesha Farmer's Market, welcoming visitors to stop by and say hello.

This casual gathering welcomes family, friends, and neighbors to connect during a relaxed morning at the South Shore Farmers Market. There is no formal schedule, only an easygoing market atmosphere. Attendees can pick up coffee, breakfast, or treats from market vendors, then look for community members settled on blankets to unwind. It is come and go, with the freedom to arrive with anyone and head out whenever it suits you. The spot is mid market under a dark leafed maple, west across from the Park Pavilion and near where John Miller plays the organ.

Live music adds a cheerful soundtrack to the Oak Creek Farmers Market as visitors browse fresh goods. A friendly market vibe pairs shopping with music for an easygoing outing.

Learn how to get the most from your Honda’s technology at a free clinic at Schlossmann Honda City. All Honda owners are welcome, even if the vehicle was purchased elsewhere. A team member guides participants through useful features, answers questions, and keeps the experience friendly and low pressure. It is especially helpful for new owners or anyone who did not have time to learn every feature at delivery. Topics may include Bluetooth setup and voice controls, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, safety systems and sensors, driver preference settings and customization, backup camera options, Carwash Mode, and more. Questions are encouraged, and the session is designed to build confidence with your vehicle’s features.

The Book Nook celebrates its grand opening in downtown Hartford with a special showcase featuring Juicy Rocks. Browse carefully chosen crystals and small treasures, and discover A Chapter in Stone, a collection that pairs each stone with a story card that also serves as a bookmark. The event also highlights Book Scents, a candle line made just for The Book Nook. Explore the new shop, find a stone that resonates, and bring its story along while enjoying the inviting aroma of books and custom candles.

This community e-waste recycling drive offers free drop-off for electronic items. Electronics will be accepted for recycling at no charge to local residents, providing a simple way to clear out old devices.

Admission is free for everyone. Families bringing kids are encouraged to be there at the beginning to enjoy all the festivities, and participants who plan to decorate a trunk should arrive in advance to set up. Costume contests will recognize the best dressed child, the best family theme, the best decorated trunk, and the top law enforcement theme, with winners announced during the event.

This festive gathering marks the close of the gardening season and features a vendor fair, live music, kids activities, and drink specials from Blüm Coffee Garden, along with other highlights. Admission is free and the event happens in any weather. Vendors interested in participating can contact hayleyk@blumcoffeegarden.com.

During Gallery Day, admission is free to a photography exhibition by Lina Bertucci that chronicles life on the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad in the mid 1970s. Bertucci was hired in 1974 as a brakeman, the second woman in the Milwaukee Road yards after her aunt, Cindy Angelos, and she proved her capability in a field dominated by men. Carrying a camera from the outset, she earned acceptance from coworkers and spent three years documenting everyday labor and relationships, continuing until the railroad entered bankruptcy in 1977. These images serve as more than personal recollections, offering a direct record of social and industrial change and of an artist defining her place within it. The presentation revisits a pivotal chapter of Milwaukee’s industrial heritage and underscores how one woman’s perspective shaped both art and industry, with portraits and scenes that open a seldom seen world that affected many.

Free Puppy Hour offers a playful meet-up where young dogs can run, sniff, and make new friends. Designed for puppies 8 to 16 weeks old, this session focuses on fun socialization and plenty of wagging tails. Space is limited, so reservations are recommended.

This annual celebration blends autumn vibes with Halloween fun. Costumes are welcome for a mix of themed activities, inflatable attractions, and food and beverages. Admission is free for members and non-members, though some activities require tickets. Registration closes one day in advance. Members register through the member app, and non-members can request registration by emailing BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

Enjoy a free community potluck paired with an evening of board games at St. John Vianney’s monthly game night. The parish’s Director of Music and A/V Operations, Joshua Chandra, hosts and can teach a wide range of titles, including Codenames, Rummikub, Lucky Numbers, and Sushi Go, with many other options available. St. John Vianney also keeps an in-house collection, from playing cards and War to Connect Four and 5-Minute Dungeon, so there is something for every pace. No prior experience is needed, as newcomers can learn on the spot and meet new people over food and play. Come for part or all of the evening, and feel free to bring favorite games, a dish, or drinks to contribute to the potluck.