Events in Menomonie, WI

The Sunoco Race Fuels ET Series brings high-energy competition across nine distinct classes. Racers go head to head, pushing their limits for standout results, recognition, and rewards that leave a lasting impression.

Support the Baldwin-Woodville football team through the 2026 Raffle Car fundraiser, culminating in a live drawing at Woodville GarageBar. You do not need to be present to win, though being there adds to the fun. Tickets are available at Woodville GarageBar or from high school football players.

Create your own fall themed wooden sign at a hands-on session with five stencil options. During registration, indicate the stencil you would like to use. The cost is $30 per person and space is limited to 15 spots. Payment can be sent via Venmo to @bridget-meriwether, or cash can be dropped off at Cubby's. Forget me Knot permanent jewelry will also be available, no registration needed for that, just show up.

Connect with the local LGBTQ+ community at Menomonie Market Food Co-op during a friendly social for adults held in the venue’s upstairs space. Activities change from gathering to gathering and may include board games, trivia, craft projects, and Mario Kart. The focus is on meeting people, building connections, and having some lighthearted fun. For more information, call (715) 231-3055 or email Q2Q@milkweedalliance.org.

The American Red Cross is holding a blood drive at Menomonie East YMCA. This event offers a chance to donate blood.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at The Yard with a different roster each time. The bill features comedians with TV credits and podcast appearances, delivering a fresh mix of jokes and perspectives at every show.

O'Reilly Auto Parts Test & Tune Days provide relaxed dragstrip sessions for both street and race cars. Make passes down the dragstrip, aim for a new personal best, or fine tune a setup for an upcoming event in a low pressure setting.

Celebrate the season at the Hope Restored Fall Festival, a family-friendly afternoon centered on fun, community, and hope. The festival features games, cotton candy, and a variety of activities for all ages. More details will be shared soon.

At Colfax Fairgrounds, enjoy a Halloween-themed outing with trick-or-treating from decorated car trunks, playful activities, and a parade where spectators toss candy. There will be inflatable course races to try, plenty of tasty food, and an autumn craft market featuring local vendors. Additional surprises are planned to add even more festive fun.

Whitetail brings back its annual crazy scramble, a two-person format that closes out the 2026 golf season. The course will be set by last year's winning team. Entry includes golf, a cart, and chili for lunch. Participation is limited to 80 golfers.

November's discussion highlights Where They Last Saw Her by Marcie R. Rendon in recognition of Indigenous People’s Month. The conversation is available in person or via Zoom to accommodate different preferences.

This sealed event uses only booster packs and features a $30 entry fee with a cap of 16 participants. Each player opens five boosters and builds a deck aiming for about 60 cards. There are no color limitations during construction, and you may include any number of copies of a card as long as they share the same card number.

Participants compete in a sealed-format Gundam tournament with a $45 entry fee. A pack is awarded for each round win, and kit promos are distributed according to Bandai’s guidelines.

The annual Jeans and Jewels gala serves as the Community Foundation's largest fundraiser, featuring silent and live auctions, bucket and specialty raffles, food and drinks, and the popular Dessert Dash. Support for this celebration sustains the Foundation's work in philanthropy, collaboration, and community leadership, addressing ongoing community needs with a focus on lasting impact. Opportunities for sponsorships, in-kind contributions, and tickets are available.

Explore a community-focused celebration of holistic wellness at Stout Craft Co. Kitchen & Tap House in Menomonie, WI. Browse more than 40 vendors and practitioners sharing natural options such as herbal remedies, local raw and unfiltered honey, crystals, essential oils, organic products, wellness coaching, energy work, and psychic readings. The experience also includes a group mediumship gallery, talks from guest speakers at no extra cost, and free workshops. Admission is $5. Events like this are hosted on a regular basis.

Learn about practical options for turning records and photographs into digital files in a training led by Julie Huebel. This session is part of the Learner Series, a continuing lineup of talks, trainings, and workshops coordinated by the PCHA, hosted at the History Center in Elmwood. Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet to access online resources, and to bring sample materials for sessions where examples will be used during instruction.

This prerelease is first come, first served. The event features a constructed tournament in Swiss format, so bring your own deck. The entry fee is $20. Players receive one OP18 pack for each round win. The overall champion earns an additional winner promo, and all paid participants receive a participation promo.

Heroes End performs live at Too Mixed Up in Wheeler, Wisconsin.

This blood drive at Menomonie East YMCA welcomes donors.

Celebrate the My Hero Academia release for Union Arena with a sealed draft run in a Swiss format. Entry is $20 and the event is limited to 16 players. Every participant receives a participation card. A booster pack is awarded for each round win, and the top finisher takes home a special winner promo.

Learn practical techniques for editing photos in a session led by trainer Julie Huebel. This program is part of the Learner Series, a recurring set of talks, trainings, and workshops coordinated by the PCHA and held at the History Center in Elmwood. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet to access online resources, as well as photo examples to use during the training.