This weekend in Oneida County, WI

Calvary's 18th Annual Neighborhood Yard Sale welcomes the community to connect with neighbors while browsing a variety of finds. Enjoy complimentary corn on the cob and ice cream as you explore the sale. Those interested in selling can request a reservation form at Calvary or access it through the organization’s website, then print and return the completed form to Calvary. A $10 cash deposit is required and will be refunded if booths are left clean and clear and the bathrooms are left clean and working. Each vendor space equals two parking spaces. Availability is limited and spaces are assigned on a first come basis.

Check out the Tomahawk Farm and Flea Market at Qualheim's True Value. It’s a farm and flea market event with plenty to browse and discover during the day.

At Pioneer Park, the Hodag Farmers' Market features a bake sale that raises funds for Wild Instincts and its work caring for injured and orphaned wildlife. Shoppers will find baked goods for sale, with proceeds supporting this wildlife care effort.

The Three Lakes Center for the Arts hosts a community celebration of local art and artists with live music from The John Higgins Band. The event features artwork, artists, and food and drinks. Admission is free for this day of art and music in Three Lakes.

At Art on Main in Three Lakes, look for a booth set up across from Three Lakes Winery, with the exact location to be announced. Pick up Waterfalling in Wisconsin, updated in 2025, at a discounted price and meet the author. The guide features more than 100 Wisconsin waterfalls with in-depth driving directions, GPS coordinates, full-color photos, trail details, and other helpful information. The author will also have handmade cedar birdhouses, suet feeders, and new photo greeting cards available.

Minocqua Public Library hosts its first author fair featuring writers from across Wisconsin. Hear from 14 authors as they share about themselves and their books during presentations in the Reading Room, then meet them along the south windows to chat, purchase titles, and get books signed. Featured authors include Jim Anderson, Nora Cardinal, Maggie Ginsberg, L. Denton Kennett, Josie McCray, Joe McHugh, Belinda Morey, Jeff Olson, Kay Oursler, Susan Perry, Jerry Rayala, Randy Soulier, Kathryn Springer, and Shawn Verdoni. Light refreshments will be available. This free event does not require registration.

At ArtStart Rhinelander, a special fundraiser unfolds alongside the All Class Reunion in downtown Rhinelander, presented by the Clambake Society Scholarship Foundation. The program features a cornhole tournament and a performance by Reverend Meantooth of 20 Watt Tombstone with Tom Jordan, Class of 1994. There is also a silent auction and cash raffle, food and beverages, and an exclusive virtual reality and gaming experience. The foundation has supported creative, free-thinking Hodags since 2007.

Enjoy lively polka with longtime local musician Jim Pekol and friends, bringing an upbeat, feel-good performance that keeps the energy high.

Brandon Frizzell is performing live at Bootleggers Lodge in Tomahawk, WI. The show starts at 6:00 PM.

Catch a test screening of Chip Duncan’s new documentary about Grant Wood, the artist behind the iconic American Gothic. Held at Three Lakes Center for the Arts, the event offers an early look at the film with an opportunity to share feedback. A Q&A with Chip follows. Admission is $20 for adults and $10 for children under 13.

Enjoy a Sunday Funday dock party featuring Brad. This gathering is free and open to all. Carry-ins are not permitted, and pets must remain on a leash.

Huffledork's Open Recovery Night offers an AA/NA gathering that is intentionally different, centered on a safe, no tolerance environment and whole person wellbeing. Conversation highlights lifestyle, mental health, and creativity alongside sobriety. Snacks are available, and the meeting closes with a 10 minute meditation.