Events in Menomonee Falls today

A rustic marketplace showcases artists, farmers, bakers, and makers across 80 secluded acres anchored by a restored 169-year-old family homestead. Barns and grounds are filled with vintage finds, handcrafted goods, and locally made and grown products. Visitors can sample produce and refreshments from local farmers and bakers. Hot foods are available, and the Grainery Bar serves wine and Bloodys. Tastings are offered in the Wine Store. Live local music adds to the atmosphere. Explore ideas for creativity and simple, healthy living. Only two vendor spots remain. For vendor inquiries, text 814-388-9491 or email applyasavendor@gmail.com. First come, first served.

Explore the West Bend Farmer's Market. More information is available on the market's website.

A long-standing community market organized by the Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce brings vendors together at the Bank Five Nine Campus Lot with a wide range of offerings, including seasonal fruits and vegetables, herbs and spices, soups, handmade arts and crafts, baked treats, garden plants, honey, cheeses, jams and other preserves, maple syrup, breads, and farm-fresh eggs and meats. Visitors can count on favorite staples along with new finds from week to week. Weekly vendor rosters are shared on the organizer’s Facebook page.

Taking place at Schlossmann Honda City, this free car show welcomes all kinds of vehicles, including hot rods, sleek imports, custom builds, timeless classics, and motorcycles. Free coffee will be available as attendees browse the lineup, swap stories, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Owners can display a car, truck, or motorcycle without advance registration. Pets are welcome.

Milwaukee Mile hosts a full day of racing built around a Cash Days and Grudge Class, with 16 additional classes running alongside it and a car show display. The current Cash Days pot stands at $1,500, with $1,000 contributed by the organizer and an additional $500 from the MKE Takeover River Redemption Race Series. General admission is $15. Kids tickets are $5, and children 5 and under are free. Parking is $13, although racers do not pay for parking. Entry for the Grudge Class is $50 per car. Other racing classes are $25 per class and competitors may enter multiple classes. Car show display entry is $25. A power wheels class for kids is planned with a small entry fee, and details will be shared soon. Grudge Class quick rules, subject to change, include burnouts allowed, a 15 to 30 minute cooldown between rounds, all wheel drive allowed, any tire allowed, and a single elimination format. All other classes do not allow burnouts, will be run back to back, and use a double elimination format. Every class awards a trophy to the winner. Racing options include rear wheel drive, rear wheel drive on 200-plus street tires, all wheel drive, front wheel drive, an all-motor category, import performance, family four door, open class, high school, old-school vehicles from 1980 or earlier, manual transmission, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles and ATVs, modern, and Detroit iron for street cars from before the 1980s. Additional prize money may be added to select classes with larger car counts. More information, official rules, entry details, class specifics, and payout updates are coming soon. Season sponsors include Speedy Peedy Towing, Impulse. Cameras, AG Concrete Construction LLC, Wisco Speed and Performance, Hale Park Auto, Import Performance & Repair LLC, Motorplex, IBEW Local 494 - Milwaukee, and UA Local 601 - Steamfitters.

Teams of two take on functional fitness challenges at Redemption Fitness in a same sex or mixed sex pair format. This worldwide competition features a global leaderboard and high energy workouts designed to be tough yet achievable for everyday athletes. Divisions include a new RX option along with Novice, Intermediate, Masters 40 to 54, Masters 55 plus, and Adaptive, so most participants can find the right fit. Formerly known as Festivus Games, TRU Challenge highlights community and competition with big energy, loud cheers, high fives, personal records, and memories that last well beyond the final workout. The workouts have been released.

For more than a decade, this family-friendly, open-air market has uplifted local farmers, food makers, and artisans while encouraging a more sustainable community in the heart of Tosa. Alongside fresh produce, visitors can enjoy live music, outdoor yoga, kids activities, cooking demonstrations, and other rotating features. Details about programs are available at the market’s Info Booth. FoodShare benefits are accepted. Shoppers using SNAP/QUEST can swipe a QUEST card at the Info Booth to receive tokens that function like cash with vendors, and any remaining tokens can be saved for future visits since they do not expire.

Browse the Germantown Farmer's Market for fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade crafts, baked goods, and other offerings. The market is held at Germantown Village Hall in Germantown, Wisconsin. Those interested in participating as vendors can apply through the market.

Great Harvest will be at the Waukesha Farmer's Market with a full selection of fresh baked items. If you would like something set aside or have a special request, contact the store at 262-821-0118.

At Summerfest in Milwaukee, a community walk brings together people across Wisconsin to honor resilience and work toward ending breast cancer for everyone. For more than three decades, this noncompetitive event has offered 1.5 and 3 mile routes and has grown into the country’s largest and most far reaching breast cancer movement, creating a welcoming space for survivors, metastatic thrivers, caregivers, and families. Attendance is free and open to those impacted by a breast cancer diagnosis and their loved ones. The atmosphere centers on strength and community, with photo opportunities, a Survivor and Thriver tent, food trucks, family friendly games and crafts, DJ music, special moments that highlight the American Cancer Society’s mission, event merchandise, and opportunities to connect with local Milwaukee businesses. Opening ceremonies lead into a festive walk. The American Cancer Society is the largest non governmental funder of cancer research and the only organization addressing cancer through advocacy, research, and patient support, working to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive.

Neighbors, friends, and family are invited to a casual meet-up at South Shore Farmers Market in Milwaukee. There is no set agenda, just a chance to connect and enjoy the market together. Pick up your favorite coffee, breakfast, or treats from market vendors, find the group gathered on blankets, and settle in for an easygoing morning. Come as you are, bring anyone you like, and arrive or leave whenever it suits you. The gathering spot is mid market under a dark leafed maple tree, west across the street from the Park Pavilion and close to where organ player John Miller performs.

Participants can choose 5K, 10K, or half marathon routes across 100 acres at Zachariah's Acres, following paths bordered by trees, passing wildflowers and prairie grasses, and moving by ponds with opportunities to spot wildlife and crops. A one-mile loop offers a family-friendly walk or roll with mild elevation changes and picturesque scenery. Jogging strollers or all-terrain wheelchairs are recommended for these trails.

Little Lambs presents a pumpkin-themed morning designed for children ages 0 to 6, filled with hands-on activities, creative play, and cozy autumn fun. Young participants can explore, imagine, and create through pumpkin-inspired projects, playful adventures, and creative discoveries, with something special for every little one.

Hosted by the Richfield Historical Society, Blacksmith Day celebrates the craft with live technique demonstrations and opportunities for smiths to showcase their skills. Tailgate setups and artwork sales are part of the day, and spaces start at 10 by 10 feet or larger. Admission is free. Registration is required for all smiths. For details or to register, contact Jeff Beegle at 262-721-4995 or beegledog3860@gmail.com.

A free, pet-friendly day on the lakefront brings together pups and the people who love them at Henry Maier Festival Park in Milwaukee. From the team behind Doggy Day at Deer District, this fall edition pairs canine fun with seasonal touches, featuring local vendors, a raffle with prizes for both humans and their dogs, tasty options from area food trucks, fall-themed treats and drinks, music and entertainment, and activities such as a lure course. Dogs must be well socialized and kept on a non-retractable leash no longer than six feet, and aversive training collars are discouraged. A signed waiver is required for each animal, with forms available ahead of time for quicker entry as well as on site at the entrance. Parking is free. Produced by and benefiting Winston’s Wishes, a volunteer-run nonprofit that supports dogs who struggle in busy shelters, senior dogs, and dogs with additional medical needs, this event also highlights the group’s role as a MADACC transfer partner focused on helping local Milwaukee pups find lasting homes. Details are tentative and may change as planning continues, and information for vendors and sponsors will be posted when applications become available.

At Humboldt Park in Milwaukee, the Walk N Roll to Cure Ataxia brings people together to walk or roll in support of the cause. The focus is on raising awareness of ataxia and encouraging community connection around the pursuit of a cure.

Get started with scentwork in a practical beginner workshop that shows how to use your dog’s natural nose and turn a favorite sniffing game into an organized sport. Hands-on activities help introduce the basics, and every handler and dog team takes home a birch tin to keep practicing afterward. For a smooth experience, bring a crate to keep your dog comfortable, plenty of small pea-sized soft treats, a chew-bone or quiet toy for the discussion portions, and water for both you and your dog.

This walk at Thiensville Village Park features a two mile route with a focus on community and meaningful support for mental health. Participants may honor someone important, share a personal journey, or simply show solidarity. When signing up, it is possible to create a team or join one, and fundraising helps provide no cost mental health education, support groups, and advocacy. Money raised through NAMIWalks Ozaukee benefits NAMI Wisconsin and NAMI Ozaukee, helping deliver education, support, and advocacy in Ozaukee County and statewide. Open to all.

This all-day scrapbooking crop offers a relaxed, creative setting for crafters. Admission is $45 per person and includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus snacks and sweets available throughout the day. Each attendee receives an entry into a door prize drawing and a small thank you gift. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of laughter and chances to connect with new friends. Optional extras include purchasing raffle tickets for prizes and taking part in make and take projects for a small fee. Registration and payment are completed by purchasing tickets.

Step back into the World War I era at Old Falls Village Park with the sounds of the period and action-packed battle demonstrations. Meet reenactors portraying WWI soldiers, explore vendor offerings, and enjoy food, beer, and presentations. In combination with Oktoberfest, the program also features a performance by the Alte Kameraden Band.

Welcome the season with a cozy craft and vendor fair at The Columbian in West Bend. Explore more than 30 local makers offering handmade autumn decor, seasonal treats, and distinctive gifts. Admission is free, and guests can participate in donation-based raffle baskets. Paul’s Smokehouse BBQ will be serving from the food truck, and The Columbian will offer full bar service with options such as craft beers and seasonal cocktails. Hosted by Fibber McGee Events.

Slinger HS Skills USA hosts its 7th Annual Mattress Sale Fundraiser at Slinger School District. Explore a full showroom of high quality mattresses that are custom made after the fundraiser, featuring brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Helix at discounted pricing. Many options are made in Wisconsin and available in all sizes, with warranty choices of 10, 12, 15, or 20 years. Financing is offered, and purchases are produced and delivered in the weeks after the sale. Selections include adjustable bed and split king sleep systems. This is a one day event, and every purchase supports SHS Skills USA students.

Returning to the Products Pavilion (WI Building) at WI State Fair Park, this long-running comic convention brings together comics, toys, art, cosplay, and guests.

Refined Divine Holistic Expo brings a full day of soulful experiences to Waukesha at Waukesha Elks Lodge 400. Explore intuitive offerings such as psychic, oracle, and tarot readings, along with reiki, energy work, and massage. Shop crystals and other spiritual tools from vendors, and meet practitioners who are vetted for authenticity to support a confident experience. Early attendees can look forward to gift bags for the first 25 guests, and door prizes are available throughout the day. An Early Bird Special provides free admission for the first 100 people who register online, with ticket information to be announced. Highlights include a group Gallery Reading that shares meaningful messages and a relaxing Crystal Sound Bowl Bath with Deb, offered for $25. General admission is $5 at the door. The atmosphere emphasizes renewal, grounding, and inspiration.

Designed for children from birth through age 12, this activity invites participants to create something of their own and then complete a provided challenge.

Set within the rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine, the 174-acre Richfield Nature and Historical Park hosts the Richfield WI Farmers Market alongside the Richfield Historical Society. Surrounded by farm fields and woods, the park features five miles of winding trails, scenic Coney Creek, and historic buildings. It is dog friendly and includes horse riding trails where visitors might spot songbirds, deer, and turkeys. The market brings weekly vendors with fresh produce, seafood, canned items, baked goods, eggs, pork, beef, chicken, and dairy, along with artisan crafters offering soaps, lotions, and other goods. A small-town feel creates a warm, personal experience for vendors and guests. Each weekend includes live music and a variety of food trucks with plenty of seating, so visitors can enjoy a coffee or a spritzer while taking in the community spirit and natural surroundings. Conveniently located near Holy Hill in Wisconsin, this setting blends a farmers market visit with time outdoors.

Explore Milwaukee’s brewing legacy on a guided walking tour presented by Historic Milwaukee, Inc. Meet the city’s celebrated beer barons and the many people whose skills and innovations helped build their success. Learn why Milwaukee became a powerhouse for brewing and hear stories connected to major labels like Schlitz, Pabst, and Blatz. The route highlights Forest Home, a resting place for inventors, workers, and business owners who provided the materials and expertise to brew, bottle, and market these iconic beers. By the end, you will have a clearer picture of Milwaukee’s beer industry and its famed barons. Advance registration through Historic Milwaukee, Inc. is required, and walk-up admission is not available.

Explore Milwaukee’s Lower East Side on a guided journey that looks beyond Brady Street’s storefronts to the people and moments that shaped it. Polish immigrants laid the groundwork here, centering community life around St. Hedwig’s Catholic Church, completed in 1886, and popularizing the Milwaukee Polish Flat in the neighborhoods north of Brady. A later wave of Italian families converted many commercial buildings into lasting neighborhood businesses, including Glorioso’s Italian Market, founded in 1946, and Peter Sciortino’s Bakery, which opened in 1947. The tour also explores the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s and traces how the street has evolved in recent years. Expect a blend of neighborhood history, cultural context, and on-the-street sights along this prominent urban corridor. Scheduling depends on guide availability.

Dorene will be on hand for the Toyland grand opening taking place at Blain’s Farm & Fleet in Oak Creek.

Step into a refreshed barn where the coziness of harvest season meets the first sparkle of new Christmas. Browse newly arrived holiday accents, distinctive finds, and a few surprises tucked throughout the space. Linger, gather inspiration, and uncover pieces that bring a smile. Above all, soak in the warm, heartfelt atmosphere at Harvest & Holly.

There will be a groundbreaking ceremony at Brookfield Public Market, followed by Brookfield Toy Vault & Secret Market’s monthly events featuring Pokémon cards and Funko Pops throughout the day.

Discover what happens inside during Waukesha Unlocked, a community open house offering a closer look at the programs and services taking place each day. Doors will be open and a welcoming team will guide visitors through the building, with staff and volunteers sharing fun facts, answering questions, and offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on work serving Waukesha County. Complimentary burgers and treats will be available. The focus is on the mission, the programs, and the people who make them possible.

At Holy Hill Art Farm, live music accompanies a showcase of creative work from artists across many mediums. Bourbon in the Basement performs with rich vocal harmonies and a flexible mix of styles, blending classic rock, folk, alternative, and traditional country with a handful of original tunes. Their influences stretch from Creedence Clearwater Revival and Fleetwood Mac to PJ Harvey and Nirvana.

This fall dealership celebration brings Oktoberfest spirit with complimentary brats and pretzels and a spirited stein holding competition. Attendees can ride in, connect with fellow Harley riders, and take part in German traditions throughout the day. The focus is on food, camaraderie, and friendly competition.

Bayshore Fall Fest transforms Bayshore Center in Glendale, Wisconsin into a lively celebration of the season, filled with original art, handmade crafts, live music, and plenty of food and drinks. Families will find games and hands-on kids art activities, including pumpkin decorating, along with a dedicated Kid Zone offering face painting, henna, art-themed games, creative workshops, and kid-friendly art tents. Start with a coffee or light bite from Bayshore’s eateries, then wander a curated marketplace of artists and makers, watch live art demonstrations, enjoy the music, and explore tasty options in Food Truck Alley. Admission is free, the grounds are accessible for strollers and wheelchairs, and convenient free street parking makes getting there simple.

Led by Quiana, this family boot camp delivers a lively circuit workout that gets the whole group moving, laughing, and working together. Families rotate through stations with cardio challenges, bodyweight strength exercises, and playful fitness drills, all centered on teamwork and encouragement. The session wraps up with a large group game. The focus is staying active, building healthy habits, and sharing quality time as a family. Participants should arrive ready to be active, support one another, and create lasting memories.

HAWS is partnering with the ASPCA and Wilde Subaru for an annual Same Day Adoption Event as part of Subaru Loves Pets, working to place local animals in loving homes. HAWS Mobile will be on site, and all adoptable pets attending can go home the same day directly from the showroom floor. A preview of the animals expected to attend will be shared ahead of the event. Adoptions are first come, first served. All members of a household must be present to meet the animal that day, or must have previously met the animal at the shelter with that noted on the application, before an adoption can be completed. Please bring a valid license and a form of payment, either cash or credit card.

Enjoy a flexible drop-in gathering with chouettes, head to head games, and instruction and coaching for newcomers. Before heading over, contact Tom Rosandich at tprj@sbcglobal.net or call or text (262) 227-5272 to confirm, as the schedule and location may change.

Share coffee and light refreshments while connecting with others in a calm, informal setting. Conversations center on grief, offering space to tell your story, learn about practical resources, and ask questions at your own pace. This gathering is not a therapy group. Participants who wish can also receive information about Forest Hill Memorial Park and options for planning ahead, with guidance from the General Manager and Family Service Counselors. Whether you come to talk, to listen, or simply to spend time among caring company, the experience seeks to provide comfort and a sense of community.

A free puppy hour at Central Bark Oak Creek gives young dogs a chance to romp, explore new scents, and meet other pups. Intended for puppies 8 to 16 weeks old, this playtime supports early socialization in a friendly setting. Space is limited, and spots can be reserved in advance.

People at any level of experience with digital DJing are welcome. Support for the gear will be available. Bring a USB loaded with your tracks to play a couple of selections, talk about production, and discover new music. If you do not have your own tracks but want to learn, you can use the music provided.

This walk at Veterans Park in Milwaukee centers on suicide prevention and brings participants together for hope, connection, and support. People take part to remember a loved one, to support themselves, or to stand in solidarity with others. Fundraising benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, with donations advancing efforts to end suicide.

Two AKC Temperament Tests will be available, allowing dogs to be evaluated twice in a single day. Dogs that pass both tests can earn the ATT title that same day. Rosettes will be awarded. The ATT is designed to emphasize and measure canine temperament by observing how a dog responds to a range of stimuli.

Browse fresh, same-day harvests at the West Allis Farmers Market. It begins later in the day so growers can bring goods gathered that morning, and some may leave early once their supply is gone. Sponsors include Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

Build creativity and LEGO skills at a welcoming library session that encourages kids to share ideas, work together, and make new friends. Designed for children ages 5 and up, this open build takes place in the Tolzman Community Room on select Saturdays. Friends are welcome, and no registration is required.

Battle Brothers hosts a constructed Digimon Card Game event run as a three-round Swiss. Entry is $10. Losing players receive one Digimon Card Game pack, and other players earn a pack for each round win. In addition, all participants receive a Digimon Promotional Pack provided by Bandai.

At Brookfield Public Library in Brookfield, WI, pick out a Halloween costume without spending a dime. Explore a selection of gently used outfits in a range of sizes, all free to take home. No donation is required, and items will be available only until the selection runs out.

Bring a 1250 point army to Hobby Knights and face off in battle. If you do not have an army, you can still participate, as spare armies and platoons will be available to borrow so you can take part in the game.

TRADES5K is a community 5k run and walk that unites the skilled trades to support a fellow trades family. Set on a private Lake Country property, the route follows a quiet country road with scenic views, creating a welcoming place to connect. Built with tradespeople in mind, it also welcomes construction students, community members, and anyone who enjoys running or walking. A donation from every registration and sponsorship supports a family in need, and the experience continues after the finish with food, music, and time to relax together. This year honors Joshua P. Millies, 45, who passed away after a battle with cancer. He is remembered as a devoted husband to Nora and father to Harlow, Reese, and Rowan, and as a dedicated electrician at Next Electric who cared deeply for family, friends, and colleagues. All net proceeds benefit his family. The spirit of the day reflects what the trades stand for... showing up for one another and carrying each other through hard seasons. The event shares the message of Joshua 1:9, encouraging courage and steadfastness with the assurance that God is always near.

Embrace the spooky season with a playful touch of magic at a Witch Bouquet Paint & Sip at The Alibi. In this guided class, you will paint a whimsical witchy floral bouquet highlighted by autumn colors, mystical accents, and cozy fall vibes. The experience is beginner friendly with clear, step by step instruction in a warm, welcoming setting. All painting materials are provided, and the first drink is included. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled. If you need to cancel within 48 hours, a credit will be offered toward a future class. Enjoy a charming mix of florals, fall energy, and creative fun.

Blue Butterfly Ministries presents a gala at the Lake Country DockHounds Pavilion in Oconomowoc that centers on gratitude for God’s faithfulness, stories of lives changed, and vital fundraising to strengthen service to families and individuals throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Support is welcomed through sponsorships at the Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Friend of Blue Butterfly levels, by contributing silent auction items, gift baskets, services, experiences, or raffle prizes, by making a one-time financial gift, or by purchasing individual tickets and reserving a table for family, friends, employees, or clients. Attendees can also hear more about the ministry’s impact and future vision. Every sponsorship, donation, auction item, and ticket directly benefits Family Centers, Family Advocacy Services, community outreach, Christian counseling partnerships, and other Gospel-centered programs.

Schmidty and the Troubadours perform live at Bilda's. Refreshing drinks and a laid-back fall-night vibe set the tone for an easygoing evening of music.

Epic Events by Holly offers a group trip departing from Goerke's Corners Park and Ride for a Ghost Boat experience in the Dells. Tickets are $70 and include round-trip luxury bus transportation and a 90-minute boat tour. There will be a stop at Culver's for dinner on the way, and meals are at personal expense. The attraction features intense effects such as flashing lights, strobe lighting, theatrical fog, loud audio, live scare performers, and graphic scenes. The shore landing involves about a mile of walking on narrow, rocky, and winding paths with sharp turns and uneven ground, so participants need to be able to keep pace. Due to these conditions, wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, and similar mobility devices cannot be accommodated. Individuals with heart conditions, sensitivity to strobes, fog, or loud sounds, fear of enclosed spaces, pregnancy, recent surgery, or physical limitations that affect range or speed should not participate. All sales are final.

Oktoberfest at Washington County Humane Society blends a festive German-inspired celebration with a mission to support pets, programs, and services at the shelter. Over its 15-year run, the event has generated more than $382,000 for this cause. Attendees can expect live music and entertainment included with registration, an expanded biergarten with fresh tap beer available for purchase, a variety of games and competitions featuring a People’s Choice Costume Contest, exciting raffles, and shopping in the on-site boutique. Food options include brats and other tasty bites for purchase, and the Fall Vendor Market offers additional finds. Guests are also welcome to visit with adoptable pets. A Sampling Pass is available for $50 and includes a custom tasting glass, unlimited sampling of beer, wine, and seltzers courtesy of Jeff’s Spirits on Main in West Bend, access to all games, competitions, and live performances, and a pretzel necklace. A Biergarten Pass is available for $15 and includes a pint glass for the biergarten, access to all games, competitions, and live performances, and a pretzel necklace. Registration is conducted online. After registering, a unique QR code will be emailed and should be presented at the door. Participation is limited to those 21 and older.

Experience Union Arena as anime universes face off across the tabletop. The event uses a three-round Swiss format. Each player receives one Union Arena Card Game pack, with an extra pack awarded for every round win. Players also receive a Union Arena Promotional Pack provided by Bandai. Cost is 10 dollars.

Holy Crowe brings Driftless-region fall flair back to On Cloud Wine for another performance. The event features wine, food, and live music from Holy Crowe. It is cheaper when friends buy.

This event offers a relaxed night of smooth jazz featuring a performer beloved by fans.

Experience lively polka with a contemporary twist, blending timeless rhythms with fresh, modern energy for a fun, toe-tapping time.

Schauer Arts Center presents a powerhouse tribute night featuring Master of Puppets, a salute to Metallica, with special guest Make It Real honoring the Scorpions. Master of Puppets focuses on Metallica’s early catalog, performing material drawn exclusively from Kill ’Em All through ...And Justice for All, and channels the high-voltage spirit of the 80s thrash era. Their dedication to detail has led to multiple WAMI, Wisconsin Area Music Industry, nominations for Metal Act and Tribute Act of the Year. Make It Real brings the Scorpions’ legacy to life with favorites like No One Like You, sweeping ballads such as Wind of Change and Still Loving You, and later tracks including Tease Me Please Me and Rock Believer. Presented by National Premier Talent.

Rise Against performs live at The Rave in Milwaukee.

Experience a powerhouse salute to the golden age of rock as Bad Medicine channels the electrifying sound and spirit of the 1980s. The band aims to reconnect longtime fans with the music that shaped a generation while welcoming new listeners to the energy, excitement, and fun of that era. Renowned for remarkably authentic renditions of Bon Jovi, they deliver more than a single-artist tribute with a set packed with hits from Def Leppard, Poison, Mötley Crüe, Van Halen, and Tesla, plus other chart-topping favorites. Their high-impact, professional production has taken them to major stages such as Summerfest, where they drew a large crowd and left a lasting impression. Expect a high-octane show that sparks nostalgia, brings people together, and keeps the sing-alongs going from start to finish.

Lively Irish social dance fills the floor at these monthly céilí gatherings at the CelticMKE Center in the Village of Wauwatosa. Everyone is welcome, including first timers and families, and instruction is offered throughout the event so newcomers can step in with confidence. This edition features live music from Frogwater with Gary Alexander calling to guide the figures and keep the energy high. The series takes place on Saturdays once a month. Admission is paid at the door, with adults at $10, students ages 13 to 18 with ID at $5, and children 12 and under admitted free. Cash and credit are accepted. Parking is generally available along Lincoln and in public lots in the Village. Please leave the lot behind the building for guests with limited mobility, as community lot availability can change. Presented by the Milwaukee Irish Fest School of Music.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The Rave/Eagles Club, presented with Riot Fest, with Alkaline Trio and Teen Mortgage on the bill. This all-ages concert supports the band’s tenth studio album, Ricochet, released on Loma Vista, and ties into The A.R.T. Project, a fan-driven initiative that invited longtime listeners to help create artwork for recent videos like Damage Is Done and Ricochet. Known for a blend of melodic hardcore and socially focused songwriting, the Chicago punk quartet continues its headlining run across the U.S. Advance tickets start at $58, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. Event information and opening acts are subject to change.

Beek's Joint hosts a homecoming-style celebration with live music by Gabriel Sanchez, refreshing drinks, and tasty food. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun, with no formal dress code, corsages, or chaperones, keeping the focus on an easygoing night out.

At The Bend Theater, Davina and the Vagabonds bring an electrifying performance led by Davina Sowers, whose commanding presence, polished style, and top-tier musicianship have made waves on the national music scene. Their sound reflects influences that reach from Fats Domino and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to Aretha Franklin and Tom Waits, yielding a dynamic blend that has won over audiences from Vancouver to Miami and across Europe. Critics note Sowers’ mix of neo-soul flair with classic American songcraft and praise the band’s sweet-and-sassy approach to heartache.

Koe Wetzel and Corey Kent take the stage at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI.

Sawyer Hill brings the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy World Tour to Vivarium, featuring Never Ending Fall as the special guest. This event is open to all ages.

Arnez J brings a live performance to Milwaukee Improv. This in-person show features Arnez J on stage at the venue.

Stetsin & Lace bring their modern country sound with a rock-charged edge to Paulie's Pub and Eatery. Expect a high-octane set built on towering vocals, tight chemistry and a mix of slick Nashville craft and down-home grit. Influenced by Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert and Hardy, the band shapes a performance that sparks singalongs and keeps people dancing. They have appeared with national touring artists, filled local rooms and continue to expand their reach across the country, connecting through vivid storytelling, catchy hooks and a presence made for big stages. In their element live, they deliver an interactive show that moves from fan-loved country covers to surprise moments and keeps audiences on their feet from start to finish.

Circuit Society MKE meets at Pete's Pub for an early gathering to cheer for a favorite Formula 1 team competing in Singapore.

The 5th Annual Race for Open Space offers 10K and 5K trail runs and a 1-mile trail walk at CLCF’s Fox Hill Nature Preserve. Participation supports CLCF’s mission to protect the natural environment of the Cedar Lakes region. Sponsors and supporters include Russ Darrow Automotive Group, West Bend Insurance Company, Horicon Bank, R&R Insurance Services, Inc., Oarsman Capital, Inc., Schloemer Law Firm, S.C., Stafford Rosenbaum LLP, Davey Tree, and Fox Hill Ski Area.

Gather & Grow Market is a community-centered outdoor marketplace that brings together local businesses and playful activities. Browse a thoughtfully curated mix of apparel, jewelry, handmade gifts, baked goods, and books for both adults and kids, and enjoy sips and snacks from a patio bar. Kid-friendly activities and live music create a cheerful atmosphere, making it easy to shop, nibble, play, and connect with neighbors. The first 75 people who RSVP through the event website and attend receive a complimentary tote bag. A few vendor spots remain, and applications are being accepted through an online form.

Curly Sunday offers a weekly refresh focused on healthy hydration and a newly revived look for locs. It is designed for anyone who wants to start the week with clean, soft, well defined curls while skipping maintenance and styling. This session serves locs exclusively, and services for loose natural hair are not available. Each visit includes a deep cleansing shampoo, a moisturizing conditioner, and a steam treatment that boosts moisture and enhances curl definition. The experience centers on curl care rather than upkeep, so your hair feels nourished and light. Expect reduced frizz, improved softness, and relief from dryness in a calm Sunday setting. It is a simple way to reset before the week begins and step into Monday feeling polished and prepared.

Hosted by the Kettle Moraine Ballast Scorchers, this 24th annual model train show and swap meet fills Washington County Fair Park with working layouts in a variety of scales and styles, along with shopping at more than 90 tables featuring new and preowned items for the home layout. It serves as the club’s largest fundraiser. Admission is $5, with free entry for children under 12 and for military service members in uniform or with valid ID. Each paid admission is entered into drawings for door prizes, from model kits to gift certificates provided by a sponsoring hobby shop. The local 4-H club will offer food and drinks. Prospective dealers can apply through the club’s website.

A celebration dedicated to senior dogs, featuring portrait sessions, pottery, animal communication, canine massage, caricature drawings, and plenty of games. Registration is open.

This meeting takes place at the new location, Oak Creek Community Center. Non-members can choose early access for a $15 entry fee, and general public entry is $5. 2026 MAD-CC memberships will be available to renew or begin at this meeting for $50, and membership includes the option to rent a table for $20. Memberships are valid from January through December, and Brian will have forms for anyone who would like to sign up. Attendees are asked to respect others' space and avoid crowding tables so everyone can browse comfortably and keep toy car collecting friendly.

MIDTOBERFEST is a game day presented by the Midwinter Gaming Convention. Meet local game designers and publishers while getting a head start on holiday gift shopping. Get ready for Midwinter with learn-to-play sessions featuring titles from the WI State Championship Series. Enjoy open gaming, whether you bring your own favorites or try highlighted games from local and regional creators.

Step into a role-playing scenario that sends small groups of settlers across the Mojave Wastelands, where every choice shapes what happens next. Players interact with non-player characters to tackle challenging missions, and the outcomes of those decisions directly influence the unfolding storyline. Western and Fallout themed costumes are strongly encouraged to boost immersion, and the game’s mechanics reward creativity and commitment to character for a deeper experience. The day flows from opening the doors to the official start, followed by a midday lunch break, then an ending battle and a prize presentation. Honors include Best Dressed, Wealthiest Player, Poker Champion, MVP Player, and MVP Group.

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.

As southeastern Wisconsin experiences more frequent extreme weather and flooding, this guided forest hike with Cheryl Nenn of Milwaukee Riverkeeper explores the forest as essential infrastructure. The walk focuses on how trees and woodlands absorb and filter rainwater, stabilize the surrounding landscape, and protect urban waterways. Along the trail, conversation ranges from the hidden work of root systems to the canopy overhead, highlighting the role of trees in supporting community safety and resilience in a changing climate.

This welcoming song circle with Shri Steep centers on community singing through simple oral tradition songs. Melodies are taught by ear and built in layers to create rich harmonies, inviting participants to weave their voices in ways that feel natural and meaningful. The emphasis is on connection rather than performance, with no pressure to be perfect. No experience is necessary, and nothing is needed beyond showing up as you are. The atmosphere supports authentic expression and deepens a sense of belonging with one’s own voice, personal purpose, and the group. The fee is $33.

Nail trims with Patti, The Pet Spoiler, are available for dogs and cats for $15 per pet. A $5 discount is offered with proof of purchase from The Barkery within the last month. No appointments are required.

Bikers Advocating Child Safety (B.A.C.S.) holds a monthly public meeting at Cleveland Pub & Grill. Community members, riders, and organizations with a shared mission gather to support child abuse prevention and awareness. The focus is on growing a network of advocates and uplifting survivors to live their best lives. Clubs or organizations planning to attend can coordinate their visit with the organizers in advance for a smooth welcome.

Fall evenings pair perfectly with live music. Settle in for excellent tunes, chilled beverages, and a feel-good atmosphere throughout the summer.

Discover your inner landscape in a hands-on self-discovery workshop in Milwaukee. Guided activities blend essential oils, creative art-making, quiet reflection, and meditation to encourage deeper self-awareness. The experience invites you to engage all five senses, creating room for more joy, creativity, and genuine expression. Participants leave with a piece of artwork they made and a renewed connection to self. Please note that registrations are final and nonrefundable, and while cancellations are not available, you may have someone attend in your place.

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.

Enjoy after-dark train rides through a Halloween-themed railroad at the 20th Annual Pumpkin Train. The experience is designed for families with no frightening elements. Limited concessions and restrooms are available, and the picnic area is closed during these events. Admission is $10 per person, cash only, and children ages 0 to 3 are free. For safety, attendance is capped, so the entrance gate may close early or temporarily when capacity is reached. A gate attendant can provide additional details. If weather or mechanical issues require a cancellation, updates will be posted on the organizer’s Facebook and the event page. Staffing is limited this year, and patience and understanding are appreciated.

The drawing of winning tickets for a variety of baskets takes place at Our Lady of Lourdes in Milwaukee. Entries must be submitted before the drawing begins, and baskets can be picked up later that same day.

Now in its 29th year, the Milwaukee Jewish film festival offers both in-person screenings and an online streaming option, providing flexible ways to watch. Additional details will be announced soon.

The fest offers food and beer, features many varieties of apples, and takes place within a historic village setting.

A relaxed fall outing at the historical village featuring food, beer, and a variety of interesting apples. If you plan to stay for the entire show, bringing a lawn chair is a good idea.

A whirlwind of canine antics and laugh-out-loud moments awaits as a troupe of talented mutts and their trainers deliver a high-energy comedy showcase. These four-legged stars spring from shelter beginnings to the spotlight, mixing sharp timing with astonishing stunts that keep audiences cheering. Praised by the Washington Post, the performance brims with surprises, heart, and the kind of playful mischief that might even cost a sock. Presented as part of the Neil E. Park Family Series, with support from Scoop DeVille. Ticket options are available at $45, $35, and $25.

All-Starr chefs return for a live cook-off inspired by competitive culinary shows, alongside exclusive experiences in Samantha Starr’s signature style. The occasion marks ten years of creativity, community, and culinary excellence.

Enjoy weekly live performances on Stage 46 featuring blues and R&B from national artists. Savor a soulful menu and sip from the patio bar while you listen. Hookah service is available, and premium seating can be reserved. Reach out to book a table or plan a special occasion.

Arnez J performs live at Milwaukee Improv in Milwaukee, WI. The event features the artist on stage for an in-person show at this venue.

In Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, Tantra Speed Date offers a refreshingly different way to meet potential partners that reaches beyond small talk. The event guides participants through a sequence of playful, authentic interactions with as many as 20 fellow singles, using paired dialogues, light movement or dancing, and interactive communication exercises to explore chemistry and strengthen relationship skills. Attendees often describe meaningful connections and personal growth, and many leave with matches along with practical tools to bring more love into their dating lives. To date, more than 50,909 singles have shared 349,689 dates across 50-plus cities worldwide, and 94.09 percent have matched with at least one person. If you do not match, a complimentary next event is offered.

Adult Puzzle Day takes place in the Library's Large Community Room, offering an assortment of puzzles to work on. Enjoy coffee, tea, or cocoa while puzzling on your own or with friends. No registration is required.

Parachute Play offers an interactive session filled with songs, rhymes, and group activities using a parachute provided by the library. It is designed for children ages 2 to 4 who attend with a parent or caregiver. The program meets on the second Monday of each month. Space is limited, so registration is required. Sign up at the Children’s or Adult Information Desk, or call 262-242-2593 ext. 330.

Explore Westown, the historic arts and entertainment district just west of the Milwaukee River in downtown Milwaukee. The neighborhood features theaters, arts venues, sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and historic hotels. The former Grand Avenue Mall has been redeveloped as The Avenue with an updated food hall and shopping. This tour focuses on how historic buildings have been converted for mixed use, adding apartments, coffee shops, gallery spaces, and renewed office space. Notable stops include the large blue Reuss Federal Plaza, now called 310W (1983), the Hotel Wisconsin (1913), and the Pabst Theater (1895). The schedule depends on guide availability, so check the website for current dates and times.

This book club focuses on titles about American history and the World Wars and meets in the Tolzman Community Room at the library. The latest reading selections are available on the library website.

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.

An after-school sensory and play club welcomes children with special or support needs for hands-on activities, creative exploration, and open play in a safe and inclusive setting. Participation is open to anyone, with no affiliation required. Siblings and school friends are welcome, and tickets are needed for each attendee. Families may drop in for any length of time so children can settle in at their own pace. Check-in is straightforward, as families share their family name on arrival for a warm welcome, then once everyone is comfortable, staff complete the full check-in process. Activities are planned by a team that understands the realities of raising a child with special or support needs.

At Franklin Public Library, families can dive into hands-on STEAM projects in the CreateSpace during Tinker Time. This session features a Mad Scientist theme. Activities are designed for children ages 6 and older, though everyone is welcome. No registration is required, and materials are available while supplies last.

The Evening Readers Book Club meets in the library’s second floor Conference Room to discuss a rotating selection of titles, including Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott, Still Life by Louise Penny, So Far Gone by Jess Walter, American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, These Summer Storms by Sarah MacLean, The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali, What You Are Looking For is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama, Sipsworth by Simon Van Booy, My Friends by Fredrik Backman, Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson, What I Ate in One Year (and related thoughts) by Stanley Tucci, and The Correspondent by Virginia Evans.

Open to newcomers and seasoned authors alike, this write-in offers dedicated time to work on any project alongside fellow writers. Bring your pages, keep the momentum going, and gather inspiration from the group. Space and snacks are provided. Registration is not required.

MIC and the HIR Wellness Institute host a community potluck celebrating resiliency for Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The gathering features a shared meal where participants can contribute a dish, bingo with prizes, a 50/50 or prize raffle, and a photo booth to capture memories with family and friends. A new clothing giveaway will be available. Red Nation Boyz provide music for listening, singing, and dancing, and the HIR mobile clinic will be on site to share information.

MINI Monday is a relaxed meetup open to everyone with a flexible drop in format. No RSVP is needed, and attendees can arrive whenever it fits their schedule.

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.

Connect with other women who date women at a playful board game speed dating night at POP in Milwaukee. Non-binary people and others who feel this space fits them are welcome. A gaming concierge guides several rounds, mixing familiar favorites with new-to-you titles. Each game is a group experience designed to spark conversation, and every round seats you with a different small group of singles. The venue offers plenty of drinks on tap. At the end, you share two lists with the concierge, the people you would like to date and those you would like to meet again as friends. When two attendees select each other in either category, the concierge will exchange contact emails so you can arrange a time to meet. You might discover a great game, make new friends, or even find a match. And even if none of that falls into place, alcohol is available. Refunds are offered only with more than 48 hours notice, with emergency exceptions considered case by case. If fewer than seven tickets are sold 24 hours beforehand, the event will be canceled and attendees will be notified. The exact game lineup depends on attendance and is curated to be light, easy to learn, and conversation friendly.

At Schramka Funeral Home, this relaxed coffee gathering offers a gentle setting to connect with others who have experienced loss. Conversations may span cherished memories, everyday life, and the beginnings of new friendships, and there is no formal program. Reservations are not required, drop-ins are welcome, and friends or family who are grieving may attend as well.

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.

Travel by Hop streetcar while tracing Milwaukee’s story from its early days to today. A guide points out notable commercial landmarks, midcentury planning trends, and freeway construction, tying these forces to the streetcar’s debut and ongoing growth downtown. Plan for a short walk of about one block to reach the streetcar stop. Tour times vary with guide availability, so confirm exact dates and times before you go.

Taco Tuesday is paired with a two-for-one wine offer in Waukesha, WI.

Trace Milwaukee’s beginnings in the heart of downtown, where growth took hold near the intersection of N. Water Street and E. Wisconsin Avenue and expanded as the settlement became a city. This guided walk introduces the area’s history while moving through the commercial core, starting at the riverfront and continuing to modern office buildings along Lake Michigan. Along the way, view a range of architectural styles, including Alexander Eschweiler’s Art Deco Gas Light Building from 1930, the 1892 Federal Building in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, and Northwestern Mutual’s Neoclassical headquarters completed in 1914. Tour times depend on guide availability, with exact scheduling provided online.

At Franklin Public Library, Sound Practitioner Kathryn Rambo leads a sound bath meditation that invites participants to relax, unwind, and reflect. Using calming music and tones, the session supports a deep sense of relaxation. Registration is required.

Neal from Operation HOPE leads a financial literacy session at Owen’s Place that focuses on practical money skills. Learn about budgeting, saving, credit, and everyday money management in a supportive setting. Participants ages 16 and older are welcome. Bring your questions and explore steps that can help you build a stronger financial future.

Hosted by The Senior Citizens Activities, Inc., this Premier BINGO night at the Columbian pairs friendly competition with dinner and handmade desserts. Play through 17 games, each awarding $100 in prizes that are shared when there are multiple winners. Standard BINGO sheets are available with 3-face for $10, 6-face for $20, or 9-face for $30. The evening wraps up with a progressive coverall game, offered separately at $3 for 3 faces, $6 for 6 faces, or $9 for 9 faces. Complete a coverall within the specified ball count for the night to claim the Progressive Jackpot. If the coverall happens after that number is called, the prize is $150 and is split when necessary.

A flow-style yoga class at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center welcomes all levels. The practice centers on mindful movement, steady breathing, and a sense of renewal to help participants slow down and reconnect. Drop-in admission is $12.

Wind down at the end of your Tuesday with a guided meditation course on Udemy, plus coloring and other calming activities that support mindfulness and relaxation. All ages are welcome, and no registration is required. For details, call 414-766-7900.

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.

At Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co., X-Ray Arcade presents a night featuring Acid Mothers Temple, Magick Potion, and Shadeseeker. Acid Mothers Temple began in 1995 under the direction of Makoto Kawabata alongside the Acid Mothers Temple Soul Collective. Their 1997 debut on Japan's PSF Records earned recognition from The Wire, and in 1998 they launched tours across the United States and Europe. Since then they have continued to tour widely, added performances throughout Asia and in Japan, and by 2017 had released about 80 albums on labels around the world. The group has also collaborated with artists such as Gong, Guru Guru, Simeon of Silver Apples, Nik Turner of Hawkwind, Occitan singer Rosina de Peira, and Japanese musicians including Afrirampo, Tatsuya Yoshida, Maso Yamazaki, Seiichi Yamamoto, and Jun Kuriyama. Magick Potion hails from the rural outskirts of Baltimore and performs as a heavy rock trio with founder Dresden Boulden on guitar and vocals, Triston Grove on bass, and Jason Kendall on drums. Their music draws on the raw energy and weighty grooves of late 1960s and early 1970s rock, nodding to bands like Blue Cheer, The Amboy Dukes, and Budgie, and blends gritty riffs, driving bass lines, powerful drums, and touches of psychedelia. Milwaukee psych rock band Shadeseeker rounds out the bill. This show is all ages.

YRT 200 Missy Schwalbach leads a welcoming slow-flow yoga class for all bodies and every experience level. Through mindful movement, gentle strength, and breath, you are encouraged to move at your own pace, reconnect with your body, and leave feeling grounded and refreshed. Bring a yoga mat and come as you are. Drop-in price is $15, or choose a 10 class punch card for $125.

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.

Give kids practical tools to stay safe with a Stranger Danger session focused on recognizing unsafe situations, understanding who counts as a stranger, and knowing what to do if someone causes discomfort. Through age-appropriate activities and conversation, participants build everyday safety skills and confidence. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend the final ten minutes to hear what was covered and continue the discussion at home.

This workshop is designed for first-time buyers as well as anyone returning to the market after a break. Expect an overview of current housing conditions and guidance on what the buying journey entails. The Harmonizing Homes Realty Group leads a relaxed conversation about all things home buying at the Menomonee Falls First Weber location, with coffee and snacks available.

This hands-on workshop offers a cozy, creative celebration of fall with warm colors and festive designs. Participants create a handcrafted 3D layered paper piece, choosing from pumpkins, sunflowers, harvest scenes, Halloween themes, cozy autumn sayings, and more. A variety of paper types and colors are available to personalize each project. No prior art experience is needed. All materials are included, and step-by-step instruction guides the process as each layer is assembled to build a dimensional piece ready to display at home. Attend with friends or family, or enjoy a solo creative night in a relaxed atmosphere filled with autumn vibes. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

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.

Battle Brothers hosts a weekly constructed Digimon Card Game event featuring three Swiss rounds. Entry is $10. Losing players receive one Digimon Card Game pack, while others earn a pack for each round win. Every participant also receives a Digimon promotional pack provided by Bandai.

Take part in Riftbound format play in Franklin with a $5 entry. Every participant receives one participation pack, and promo packs are available while supplies last.

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.

SafeHouse Milwaukee in Milwaukee hosts a lively trivia night filled with questions that span language, board games, and movies. Think prompts about the least common letter that begins an English word, the most valuable space on a Monopoly board, or the cologne favored by Brian Fantana in Anchorman, with teaser answers like X, Boardwalk, and Sex Panther setting the tone. The game unfolds over six rounds that include two opportunities to wager and a picture round, plus a quick lightning round where teams race to supply ten responses. Teams may have up to eight players. Entry is $1 per person as a tip for the host. Prizes include a $30 gift card for first place, a $20 gift card for second, and a $10 gift card for the best team name.

Enjoy a night of line dancing at Shotzy's Country Rock Bar in Oconomowoc with DJ Redd leading the way. It starts with a friendly lesson to get everyone moving, then the floor opens for dancing. Music spans classic and contemporary country along with pop and other selections. Beginners are welcome. Cover is $5.

North Mississippi Allstars perform at Vivarium in Milwaukee. This event is open to all ages.

Presented by 96.5 WKLH, Robin Trower brings Come And Find Me to the stage alongside Katy Guillen & The Drive. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Supported by a grant from the Wispact Foundation to the Wisconsin Parkinson Association, this Urban Poling workshop offers people with Parkinson’s hands-on instruction in the Activator Technique from a certified Urban Poling instructor, along with one set of ACTIVATOR℗ Poles. The poles are designed to encourage a taller stance and longer steps, which can assist with posture, balance, rotation and coordination. The session at Hatch provides equipment and training for up to 25 individuals with Parkinson’s disease. After registration, the Wisconsin Parkinson Association may follow up about eligibility and to answer questions. Eligibility is limited to individuals with Parkinson’s who do not already have a pair of ACTIVATOR℗ Poles provided at a previous Urban Poling workshop. Spouses and care partners are welcome to attend.

Reboot daily eating habits with an interactive nutrition workshop that centers on simple, sustainable basics. Led by Sarah B, the session builds confidence in the essentials of balanced nutrition and shares realistic strategies that fit real life without strict diets, complicated meal plans, or a perfection mindset. You will explore the core building blocks of a well-rounded plate and learn straightforward ways to create satisfying, nourishing meals. The workshop also covers how to form habits that last, practical tips for meal planning and grocery shopping, and approaches for staying consistent during busy seasons. Expect conversation, hands-on activities, and take-home tools you can put to use right away in a supportive setting where questions are welcome. Small steps can lead to lasting results, helping lay strong roots for long-term wellness.

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.

Celebrate the music found in stories with an interactive storytime featuring read-alouds, songs, and lots of movement. The session emphasizes rhythm and motion to keep little ones engaged. Geared toward children ages three and younger. Advance registration is encouraged.

Care partners can come together in a warm, understanding setting built for mutual support. This new group offers education and conversation, with opportunities to share personal experiences, ask questions, and gather practical guidance. It welcomes spouses, family members, and friends who provide care and are looking for connection, learning, and community. Meetings coincide with an EMBRACE Boxing class.

Discover the basics of watercolor painting with Art with Ellie in a welcoming class designed for beginners. Each session introduces essential materials like paints, brushes, and paper, then guides participants through fundamental techniques while creating a project to take home completed the same day. This offering is held monthly. The fee is $18 per person, cash only. Pre-registration with advance payment is required to reserve a spot. Registrations are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

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.

Enjoy featured offerings at the Pewaukee Farmer's Market at Galilee Lutheran in Pewaukee, WI. Advance ordering is available for the full range of menu items, with pickup at the market.

Auntie Jennie's Barkery partners with ALT Dog Run to present monthly mobile dog treadmill sessions right outside the barkery. The ALT Dog Run van sets up on site and offers treadmill time for both new and returning clients, with prices starting at $10. Dogs can get their exercise on the treadmills, then head inside for treats and goodies, with opportunities to explore nearby shops in downtown Greendale.

This after-school session invites children with special or support needs to enjoy sensory activities, creative exploration, and open play in a safe and inclusive setting. Participation is not limited to those connected to the organization, and siblings and school friends are welcome; please get tickets for everyone attending. Families can drop in for any length of time so children can get comfortable at their own pace. Check-in is simple: share your family name on arrival, and once everyone feels settled, the full check-in will be completed.

Enjoy an open, drop-in Lego building session with snacks available. Create your own designs, then see them showcased in the library’s Children’s Area through the end of each month. Throughout 2026, sessions feature rotating themes including Take me to the Zoo, Dinosaurs, At the Movies, Back to School, Pumpkin Patch, My Favorite Food, and a Holiday Party.

Open play at McGinn's features backgammon in several formats. While a bimonthly tournament runs on the side, attendees can take part in head-to-head games, multiplayer chouettes, and match play. Beginners have access to lessons, coaching, and tournament-style practice matches. When four or more players who are not in the bimonthly tournament want additional competition, they can start a one-day tournament, with a $5 entry fee and free entry for new players.

Enjoy a guided paint and sip session that takes place after regular hours, designed for anyone who loves creativity and a relaxed social atmosphere. An instructor will walk through each step of the painting while attendees enjoy beverages and light snacks. Expect an easygoing pace, supportive instruction, and time to unwind with color on canvas.

This rescheduled meetup will take place at Water Street Brewery. Attendees can reconnect and enjoy conversation in the brewery setting.

Settle into a calming restorative yoga session at Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness that focuses on gentle, floor-based postures supported by props. Expect mindful breathwork, guided meditation, optional therapeutic touch with consent, and soothing sound to help release muscle tension, quiet the body, and calm the mind. This accessible approach is associated with better sleep, a stronger immune response, and a more balanced nervous system during stressful times. Please bring your own yoga mat. All other props are supplied, and you are welcome to bring comfort items such as an eye pillow or a favorite blanket. Space is limited to 10 participants, advance registration is required, and the fee is $30.

Based in Milwaukee, this supportive six week group is for caregivers seeking a clearer understanding of ARFID, greater confidence at mealtimes, and practical tools grounded in evidence based treatment approaches. The fee is $50 per session, or $275 when prepaying for the full series.

Bring a constructed deck for three Swiss rounds of the Gundam card game. The entry fee is $10. Every participant starts with a Gundam booster, then earns an extra booster for each round they win. A promotional Gundam pack from Bandai is also included.

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.

Build confidence with your kitchen knives in a hands-on class for beginners and those with some experience. Open to all ages, this session provides all necessary materials while participants practice professional slicing and dicing techniques at their own pace. Instruction covers how to hold the blade correctly along with safety, storage, and care. Class size is limited to 10 students. Refunds and rescheduling are available only with enough notice to fill the reserved space, and tickets may be transferred to a family member or friend with advance notice.

Offered Wednesday evenings in person or online, this gathering includes group sitting meditation, a short teaching, discussion, and time to socialize. No experience is required, and meditation instruction is provided. Everyone is welcome to participate at any time.

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.

Experience the acclaimed Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra live at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall in Milwaukee. This concert presents a vibrant celebration of jazz, featuring soulful grooves and compelling performances from the ensemble.

The Midnight brings the Time Machines Tour to the stage with special guest Jessie Frye. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Mobile ticket delivery may be delayed, and purchases are limited to four tickets.

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.

Build confidence and knowledge with a three-hour Wisconsin concealed carry class at the MK Protection Strategies Self-Protection Center in Menomonee Falls. Tuition is $89. The course is led by USCCA and NRA instructors who earn strong feedback from students, and MK Protection Strategies has prepared thousands of people statewide for concealed carry certification. Instruction covers personal and home safety, safe handgun handling and operation, core shooting skills, holsters and other carry tools, the legal use of force, how extreme stress can affect the body, and what happens legally after a self defense encounter, along with key details about Wisconsin carry laws. The Wisconsin CCW permit is honored through reciprocity in more than 30 other states. Questions can be directed to 414-795-5598.

An in-person, walk-in hiring event for caregiver roles. Candidates can interview on the spot for positions supporting adults with disabilities in a home-based setting, working with a small caseload of 1 to 5 clients. Training and the required certifications are provided.

Enjoy a meal at Culver’s while supporting the Franklin Lioness Lions Club. The restaurant will donate 20 percent of all sales, including gift cards, to the club, and every dollar raised will benefit the Franklin community. Treat yourself to your favorites while contributing to a local effort. For details, call (414) 423-1021.

Enjoy an autumn evening of browsing, sips, and spooky-season fun. Participating businesses will be marked with witch hat balloons so guests can easily find each location.

At WAC North Shore, the North Shore Chamber of Commerce presents an evening networking gathering for business leaders, members, and guests to meet peers, share ideas in a relaxed setting, and grow professional relationships. Attendees can expect check-in on arrival, networking, and door prizes with announcements. Two complimentary drinks are included. Bringing plenty of business cards is recommended to make the most of new connections.

A casual social hour at The Explorium Brewpub in Greendale brings people together for conversation without the formalities. There are no formal talks, no spreadsheets, and no AI... just good food, great beer, and even better company. Discuss real estate or simply put faces to the profiles in a relaxed setting.

Dead Eye Ry brings a solo acoustic live set to Bilda's in Hubertus, WI. Enjoy live music presented in an intimate acoustic format.

Share a meal while building connection at a bi-weekly, in-person support group. A therapist facilitates the experience and offers guidance at the table throughout the meal. All bodies, experiences, and feelings are welcome in this supportive setting. Participation is pay what you can, with a suggested contribution of $20, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Smoke & Oak Bourbon Dinner offers an evening devoted to premium bourbon and rich barbecue flavors. Attendees can look forward to curated pours with opportunities to taste Pappy Van Winkle 10 Year alongside Eagle Rare 12 Year. The event includes a hearty buffet and a raffle that helps fund charitable efforts. Ticket purchases support the Waukesha Rotary Club and its mission of fellowship, local service, and addressing real community needs. It brings together fine spirits, satisfying food, and a shared commitment to Waukesha.

Enjoy quiet reading time at On Cloud Wine with a relaxed Silent Book Club. Bring any book you like and read at your own pace alongside fellow book lovers, with conversation available if you choose. There is no assigned title or required discussion, just time to read and connect. Attend on your own or with friends, and no registration is needed. This gathering is offered every other month.

Settle in at Safadi Coffee for a silent book club that offers a relaxed alternative to traditional book discussions. Read any book you like, enjoy quiet time to focus, and take part in an optional chat if you are interested. Participants are welcome alone or with friends. No registration is required.

Back again, this WSC steampunk-themed casino and game night offers an evening of dice rolling, casual games, and time with friends, all with a touch of steampunk flair. Attendees can dress up, enjoy the activities, and support WSC. Early bird tickets are available.

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.

Riftbound: Nexus Nights features Riftbound format play in Brookfield. Entry costs $5. Every participant receives one participation pack and a promotional pack, with promotional packs available only while supplies last.

Founding Stray Cats bassist and vocalist Lee Rocker takes the stage with his all-star band for a high-energy showcase of rootsy rockabilly. Famous for singing, playing, standing on and spinning his giant upright bass, Rocker launched the GRAMMY nominated Stray Cats with Brian Setzer and Slim Jim Phantom, a group that sold over 10 million albums and earned 23 gold and platinum records worldwide. In 2022 he was recognized by Bass Player Magazine among its top 100 bassists of all time. Expect Stray Cats favorites like Sexy and Seventeen, Stray Cat Strut and Rock This Town, along with other songs he has performed since the Stray Cats era with artists including Ringo Starr, George Harrison, John Fogerty and The Rolling Stones. Part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Sponsored by the Hartford Business Improvement District. Tickets are available at $59, $49, $39 or $29.

Back at The Mez, the featured band of the night brings an evening of music.

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.

Build on your salsa foundation with a Level 2 class from Mezclando Milwaukee at Delaware House studio in Milwaukee. This session is designed for dancers who already have strong basics, can keep time with the music, and can lead or follow common Level 1 figures such as the cross-body lead and right turn. Each class combines solo shines to refine footwork with extended partner turn patterns. A partner is not required, and rotation is used during the lesson. The balance of leaders and followers can vary, so a partner may not be available at every moment. Pairs who arrive together may stay together if they prefer. Pricing is $15 per class on a pay-as-you-go basis or $10 per class with an $80 punch pass that covers eight group classes offered by Mezclando Milwaukee. Fees are charged per individual. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs live in concert at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall in Milwaukee. This concert celebrates the sound of jazz with the ensemble on stage for an evening of live music.

Shank Hall welcomes Joe Stamm for a night shaped by stories from central Illinois, where small moments turn into big, lived-in songs. After years of writing, performing, and touring, his craft shows in the finely drawn details and a voice that invites deep feeling. The Joe Stamm Band blends gritty country with roots-driven rock, a sound they call Black Dirt Country Rock. Their newest full-length album, Little Crosses, produced by Al Torrence of The Allegheny High, pulls together the spirit of the Midwest with Appalachian tones for a cinematic, distinctly American feel. Longtime bandmates round out the lineup, with Bruce Moser on bass, Dave Glover on guitar and occasional keys, and Tim Kramp on drums. Expect vivid storytelling, high energy, and dynamic builds from a group known for letting the songs lead the way.