Events in Oshkosh, WI

Water City Jazz Orchestra and Big Band Reunion return for the third annual Battle of the Big Bands with special guests Janet Planet and Erin Krebs. This event supports Casa Esther, which helps individuals and families in Winnebago County communities who urgently need short-term assistance to cover basic necessities as they work toward becoming self-sustaining. Funds raised also back Casa Esther's peacemaking advocacy, youth gardening efforts, and support for local food pantries.

Participants draft using Standard sets and compete in three rounds using a Swiss format. Each match win awards a prize pack sourced from Standard sets, with Universes Beyond excluded from the prize pool. Promo packs are reserved for the highest-placing players.

A Modern format Friday Night Magic tournament runs as a Swiss event capped at four rounds. The entry fee is $10. Earn a pack from Standard sets for each match you win, and the top finishers receive promo packs.

Starring Traci Marie as Taylor Swift, this high-energy tribute recreates the spirit of the Eras Tour with a refreshed 2.0 production. Created as a fully G-rated, family-friendly experience, it delivers a lively pace and a safe, welcoming atmosphere for fans of every age. The newest version features an updated setlist that spans Taylor’s career, songs from her new album, a surprise song built into the set, brand-new video elements, striking costumes, backup dancers, and crisp choreography, all powered by a live band. Expect big singalong moments to favorites like Love Story, Shake It Off, and All Too Well, along with interactive segments that keep the crowd engaged from start to finish. With detailed costuming, precise moves, and immersive visuals, the show works to capture the look and feel of a full-scale Taylor concert, highlighted by Traci Marie’s vocals and stage presence. Presented with support from premier sponsor Blended Waxes. This performance takes place at The Grand at UW‑Oshkosh, the temporary home of The Grand Oshkosh during renovations.

Mark the last summer market appearance of the year at Oshkosh Farmers Markets with speedy, stylish, and budget-friendly face painting. Look for the booth marked by a rainbow umbrella. Demand is high, so arriving early is recommended. The artist works quickly while still making sure kids leave with designs they are proud to show off.

The September Rock and Mineral show features the Barlow Mobile Planetarium as a special attraction. On Saturday and Sunday, there will be one presentation in the morning and another in the afternoon, with limited seating. There is no additional cost for attendees, and donations are appreciated.

Grassroots Uprising brings mutual aid organizations from Fond du Lac to Green Bay to Opera House Square for a free, public market focused on sharing help, gathering support, and building connections next to the Oshkosh Farmer’s Market. Attendees can discover local resources available without restrictions or fees, offer support to groups that operate without government funding through donations, wishlist items, or volunteer time, and see organizations connect with one another to share resources and collaborate on projects. This market features a Craft Supplies and Small Artwork/Home Decor swap, with exchanges limited to items about the size of a paper grocery bag or smaller. Held monthly from May through October with rotating swap themes, the lineup of participating organizations and any special activities may vary each time.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Lion’s Tail Brewing in Neenah with cozy comfort classics given a coastal spin, a fitting match for cooler weather and relaxed brewery time. Guests can place orders ahead through the mobile app to shorten their wait. The app opens a couple of hours before each truck event, and you will need to wait until the current service has finished before placing an order for the next one. Mobile ordering may be paused or limited at times, and walk-up ordering at the truck is always available. Every purchase earns rewards points. If ordering at the window, ask the crew to scan your QR code so the points are added to your account.

Connect with other Lorcana players at a welcoming league meetup to play games and earn promotional rewards. There is no cost to participate.

This tribute performance is presented by National Premier Talent and channels the enduring energy of The Scorpions, from their hard-charging early sound to the sleek, arena-ready hits that lifted them to global fame. Blazing guitar leads, hard-driving rhythms, and soaring vocals power a set that ignites favorites like Rock You Like a Hurricane and No One Like You.

Laughable Productions brings its standup competition to a thrilling close as five comedians who advanced from earlier rounds take the stage with their strongest sets in pursuit of the Oshkosh's Funniest Comedian title. Headlining is 2025 champion Sonny Bhatt, a classically trained actor with training at Acting Studio Chicago and a regular performer at The Second City. His screen credits include Grey's Anatomy, Chicago Med and Comedy Central. Drawing on a first-generation Indian American background, he blends cultural perspective with sharp comedic timing. Audience votes help decide the 2026 champion, adding extra excitement to a showcase of rising talent from the area.

Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods partners with Sometimes at Pioneer Island for a Good Neighbor Day celebration focused on community connection. Enjoy music, try some games, and purchase food from a food truck. The Block Party Trailer will be part of the activities. Ten percent of sales supports Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods, funding Good Neighbor Grants and community building and engagement events.

This free Pokémon League offers epic battles with new friends. Participants can earn promo cards by completing fun bi-weekly tasks. Details about the current tasks are shared on the Adventure Games Discord.

Presented by Appvion, this second annual golf outing for The Salvation Army - Fox Cities offers a full day on the course filled with fun and community connection at Ridgeway Country Club. It brings people together around the game of golf with a charitable focus.

BEAMING Equine-Assisted Services offers a welcoming program for veterans, active service members, and first responders that centers on connection, camaraderie, and meaningful time with horses. Participants can relax in a calm ranch setting, build supportive relationships, and deepen the human horse bond. Newcomers as well as returning attendees can connect with the BEAMING community. Individual appointments can be arranged upon request. The organization is dedicated to supporting those who have served and safeguarded communities through impactful equine assisted experiences.

Caring Through the Decades is an annual fundraiser taking place at Best Western Premier Bridgewood Resort Hotel, featuring live music by Jennifer Harlee and Kate Stenson. This classically trained duo blends piano, violin, and vocals to share expressive stories across a range of styles, creating pieces anchored by the piano. More information will be announced, and individual tickets will be available in late summer.

Darting Needles Quilt Guild presents its 2026 show, themed What’s Old is New Again, at Faith Global Methodist Church in Neenah. Explore more than 100 quilts on display, shop a boutique featuring handcrafted items by guild members, and visit quilt-focused vendors. A quilt raffle and silent auction are also available. Lunch and freshly baked treats will be offered throughout the event. Admission is $8.

Neenah hosts a fall stop by the Cousins Maine Lobster food truck at Grainworks Old + New: Local Bourbon Market. The menu features lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more, served throughout the day. Ordering ahead is available in the mobile app a few hours before service, subject to availability, and ordering at the truck is always an option. Customers can earn points with every purchase, and in-person orders can be credited by having the QR code on the account scanned.

Presented by National Premier Talent, The Crown Jewels deliver a high-energy salute to Queen, celebrating the music that made the band a rock landmark. Hailing from Minneapolis, this live act showcases the big arena sing-alongs, hit singles, and fan favorites while capturing the rich vocal layers and studio polish associated with Queen, matched with the scale and excitement of their concert spectacles. With thoughtfully designed lighting, costumes, and staging, the performance recreates both the sound and the look of the stadium shows that defined Queen’s legacy.

At Lucky Dog'z, the Fox Valley Fish Fair highlights aquatic life with family friendly exhibits and a bustling vendor marketplace. Explore displays that appeal to both dedicated hobbyists and the simply curious, and browse a curated mix of freshwater and saltwater fish, invertebrates, and new or pre-owned aquarium supplies to enhance any setup. General admission is $3, and children under 16 are admitted free. An early VIP option is available for $25. Tickets can be picked up at the Rescue Center or purchased at the door. Questions can be directed to John Moyles at adoptions@jraar.org.

Presented as part of the Alberta S. Kimball 5-Star Series, this concert spotlights The Lovin’ Spoonful, often described as America’s answer to the Beatles. The original lineup of John Sebastian, Steve Boone, Joe Butler and Zal Yanovsky raced up the charts with the debut single Do You Believe in Magic, followed by a run of favorites including Daydream, Younger Girl and Summer in the City. The band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000. Today the group tours with founding member Steve Boone alongside Jeff Alan Ross, Bill Cinque, Rob Bonfiglio and Mike Auturi, honoring the classic songs that defined their 1960s success.

Enjoy a community bazaar filled with shopping, treasure hunting, and support for local small businesses. Vendors showcase vintage pieces, artisan-made goods, antiques, home décor, apparel, collectibles, and baked treats. Wander from vendor to vendor and see what unique finds await, with the chance to uncover hidden gems at every turn.

Neenah Public Library hosts the second Fox Cities Zine and Book Arts Fest, a celebration of zines and book arts. Vendor applications are being accepted.

Stable Minds Support is an equine-assisted program for adults experiencing dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, together with their caregivers. The session features quality time with horses, guided activities, light movement, and opportunities to connect with others in a caring setting.

Bike night returns to the Valley with a relaxed show and tell atmosphere. All riders and fans are welcome, with an eclectic mix expected... sport bikes, Harleys, vintage models, and more. Admission is free. Bikes have reserved parking right in front of the restaurant. Bikers can take $5 off burgers all evening and enjoy happy hour pricing all night. If dining is part of the plan, tables tend to fill quickly, so making a reservation is recommended.

At Author Apothecary & Bookstore, poetry and spoken word take center stage with a diverse lineup of voices from Oshkosh and the Fox Cities. Oshkosh Poet Laureate Thomas Cannon leads the gathering, and participants can add their names to a sign-up before the readings begin. The group began at NAMI Oshkosh, and in support of that organization, donations of any amount are accepted and appreciated, though never required.

Presented by National Premier Talent, 52nd Street celebrates the timeless catalog of the Piano Man from New York City with a program packed with hits from the opening number to the finale. The performance offers faithful takes on the songs that helped make this artist one of the best selling and most beloved of all time. With a baby grand set at center stage and high energy throughout, the show is crafted to honor the music that defined an era and to leave a lasting impression.

Backline Trio returns to beckets for a free live music performance. Guests who plan to have dinner before the music are encouraged to make a reservation.

Grassroots Uprising is a free, public mutual aid market at Opera House Square that invites groups from Fond du Lac to Green Bay to host no-cost booths. Visitors can explore services offered without qualifications or fees, contribute funds, wishlist items, or volunteer time to grassroots efforts that do not receive government funding, and help build connections among local organizations. This edition features a Holiday small decor and costumes swap, focused on exchanging festive decorations and costumes that fit within the size of a paper grocery bag or smaller. The mix of participating organizations can change, and the market is set next to the Oshkosh Farmer’s Market for easy access.

Plant lovers, crystal collectors, cottagecore fans, and spooky season enthusiasts will find a festive marketplace at Lucky Dog'z with the fall edition of the Fox Valley Plant Fair. Local vendors will feature houseplants and rare finds, succulents and tropicals, handmade art and decor, crystals and minerals, witchy and mystical creations, cottagecore treasures, unique gifts, and more, blending greenery with autumn vibes and a touch of magic. General admission is $3, children under 16 are free, and a VIP early access option is available for $25. Tickets are available at the door or in advance. All proceeds benefit J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue, helping provide care for surrendered exotic pets while they await new homes. For vendor inquiries, contact adoptions@jraar.org. Bringing a wagon is recommended for hauling new plants and other finds.

This workshop blends gentle asana, mantra, and expressive painting to support inner clarity and heartfelt creativity. Pam will lead soothing movement intended to open and ease the throat chakra, encouraging clear judgment and logical thinking. Through the use of mantra, participants are invited to look kindly at any part of the heart that feels hidden and any aspect of expression that hesitates to be heard. Teresa will then guide a meditative, inward-focused painting practice that invites you to create directly from what is in your heart, all within a caring community centered on compassion and empathy. Please bring a well-loved item of clothing made of 100 percent cotton that reflects your truest self. Stains are welcome, as the piece will be repurposed and given new life. Bring your own yoga mat. You are welcome to pack a cold lunch or snacks to nourish yourself, and light refreshments will be available.

Soul Guide Larissa Rosa leads a guided Soul Attunement Meditation at Author Apothecary & Bookstore, inviting participants to explore the Akashic Records, often described as an energetic archive said to contain each soul’s story. The session focuses on reflection, intention, and inner connection, with insights into why the Lion’s Gate Portal is considered by many to be a powerful period for spiritual practice. Experience gentle guidance in a welcoming community space and take time to attune to your soul. The cost is $5 per class.

An evening at Lucky Dog’z in Neenah supports the horses and participants at BEAMING Ranch with food, a live band, stories from the BEAMING community, raffles, and fundraising activities. Proceeds benefit equine-assisted services for children, teens, veterans, people with a range of cognitive, neurological, and developmental needs, and families across Northeast Wisconsin. Every ticket helps fund horse care, scholarships, mental wellness programming, and programs that foster healing, connection, and growth through work with horses. Tickets are $50. Additional event details, sponsorship opportunities, and auction news will be shared.

Back for another round of laughs, this show spotlights headliner Tracy Schroeder, a Wisconsin favorite with more than 15 years on stage. Known for sharp wit and material that ranges from marriage and kids to the small moments of everyday life, she brings a distinctive voice that stands apart. Audiences from many backgrounds have embraced her take on life, and she even jokes that if you need proof, just ask her. The lineup also features Breanne Wilhite and Peggy Hurley. This performance is rated PG-13. The previous show sold out.

Celebrate the season at the Oshkosh Harvest Craft and Vendor Show inside the Oshkosh Convention Center. Browse a wide range of goods from local businesses and makers, from pumpkin-inspired treats and hearty snacks to distinctive apparel, jewelry, and home decor that capture the cozy feel of fall. The focus is on supporting local artisans, discovering handmade pieces and one-of-a-kind finds, and enjoying a family-friendly outing set against the colors of downtown Oshkosh. Vendor inquiries can be directed to Kathy Joubert at kathylandkproductions@gmail.com or 920-810-7618.

Stable Minds Support offers an equine-assisted experience for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, as well as their caregivers. Participants connect with horses through calm, hands-on activities, enjoy light movement tailored for comfort, and share time with peers to build community in an encouraging atmosphere.

At Planet Perk, the Oshkosh Silent Book Club offers an hour or more of dedicated reading, then casual socializing to share what everyone is reading. There are no assigned readings and no membership dues. The only cost is a drink purchase, and arriving a few minutes early helps with ordering.

Close out flea market season in Oshkosh at the open air marketplace hosted by Originals Mall of Antiques, the final edition of the year. Explore a variety of sellers featuring antiques, vintage decor, collectibles, tools, yard discoveries, and other surprising finds. Free admission and free parking make it easy to browse at your own pace. The antique mall opens early and stays open throughout the day, giving you plenty of time to check out both the outdoor stalls and the indoor offerings. Important vendor notice: ignore comments or messages that claim to recruit vendors or request vendor fees, as those are scams. Anyone interested in selling should contact Originals Mall of Antiques directly rather than replying to comments or private messages.

Revs – Oshkosh turns into a 70s rock showcase as Dat ‘70s Band powers through the era’s biggest anthems. The set leans into shout-along choruses, catchy hooks, and a dance floor that stays busy. Built with rock fans in mind, it brings high-energy favorites to keep the vibe loud and lively.

Celebrate the season at an annual fall craft and vendor event at Poplar Creek Barn. The first 20 shoppers will receive a swag bag, and there will be multiple vendors to browse. The atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming to all ages.

Stable Minds Support is an equine-assisted offering for adults navigating dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. The experience centers on calm interactions with horses, light movement, and hands-on activities that encourage social connection in a caring setting.

Share a meal while learning from Winnebago County Deputy Robert Zill as he explores financial crimes affecting the community and practical steps to reduce risk. The evening at LaSure's Banquet Hall, Catering & Bakery begins with networking and then moves into dinner, creating space to connect before the discussion. Hosted by Ripple, Fox Communities, and Winnebago Community credit unions, the program focuses on real-world insights and prevention strategies.

The Pocket Kings bring a funky, feel-good cover set to beckets, delivering lively takes on songs you know. Admission is free. If you would like a table or plan to dine before the music, reservations are recommended at 920.230.3333.

BEAMING Equine-Assisted Services offers a recurring program where veterans, active military members, and first responders can connect in a calm ranch setting and spend meaningful time with horses. The experience focuses on camaraderie, supportive relationships, and the unique bond between humans and equines, fostering a welcoming community for those who serve and protect. The program is open to both first-time and returning participants, and private appointments are available by request.

TEDxOshkosh marks its tenth year with a daylong program of live talks complemented by a carefully selected handful of TED videos. The schedule encourages conversation, with breaks designed for connecting with speakers and fellow attendees, and a catered lunch that keeps discussion flowing. Attendees can look forward to a wide range of ideas presented in the familiar TED Talk format, offering insights that inform and inspire thoughtful dialogue. This nonprofit event is locally organized and produced by a core team of volunteers, and it is open to the public. Registration is expected to open in late August or early September.

A Halloween performance from Naughty Monkey takes over Rev's in Oshkosh, delivering a ghoulish mix of rock and punk for a night of spooky fun.

Enjoy a Scandinavian supper at LaSure’s Banquet Hall featuring a social hour with a cash bar, live music from K-Town Squeeze, and a hearty meal. The menu includes lutefisk, Norwegian meatballs, potatoes, rutabaga casserole, coleslaw, lefse, and other Norwegian dishes. Reservations are required. A reservation form must be completed and returned with payment by the postmark deadline. Pricing is $32 for Sons of Norway members from any lodge and their guests, $35 for non-members, $15 for children ages 7 to 12, and free for children 6 and under. Rosemaled ornaments and cards will be available for purchase along with Scandinavian baked goods, and there will be a silent auction featuring books and other Norwegian items. For questions, contact Norse Valley Lodge at norsevalley@gmail.com.

Stable Minds Support offers equine-assisted experiences for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. Participants spend unhurried time with horses, take part in hands-on activities and light movement, and connect with others in a caring setting.

The 13th annual board game convention in Oshkosh, WI brings a full weekend of tabletop fun. Attendees can jump into scheduled sessions or settle in for open gaming, with experienced game masters ready to teach newcomers. Families and first-time players are encouraged, and those who enjoy hosting can run games and earn rewards. Highlights include a consignment marketplace for buying and selling titles, a complimentary lending library from Verika's Board Game Library, exhibitor booths, a compact escape room challenge, raffle drawings during the convention, and a play-to-win program that gives participants a chance to take home the game they try. Concessions will be available for purchase, and food trucks may be on site. Pre-registration offers multiple badge options, including a premium badge with exclusive content and swag for 60 dollars and a weekend badge for 40 dollars. Cash pricing at the door includes a weekend badge for 50 dollars, with single-day badges also available. Additional offerings include a list for requesting events and a math trade that does not require shipping.

Cooler temps meet warm lobster favorites at Lion’s Tail Brewing with a cozy stop from a lobster food truck serving lobster rolls, bisque, and more, a perfect fall weekend pairing. Order ahead through the mobile app to skip the line. The app begins accepting orders a couple of hours before each truck event, and you can only place an order for a later service after the current service ends. Mobile app ordering may be limited or unavailable at times, and you can always order directly at the truck. Earn points with every purchase, and if you order at the truck, have them scan the QR code to apply rewards to your account.

Presented by National Premier Talent, Feels Like The First Time brings a seven member salute to Foreigner, capturing the band's signature sound and onstage energy. A lineup of seasoned musicians powers a full concert of hits, including Juke Box Hero, Cold As Ice, Hot Blooded, and I Want to Know What Love Is. The result is an evening of classic rock nostalgia, powerful vocals, and the anthems that shaped a generation.

This equine-assisted experience welcomes adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injury, along with their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, take part in gentle movement and engaging activities, and enjoy opportunities for social connection in a supportive setting.

The Hospitality Awards Gala takes place at the Best Western Bridgewood hotel in Neenah. Festivities include raffles and an auction. Additional event information will be shared as it becomes available.

Enjoy a hands-on chunky knit blanket workshop that pairs crafting with snacks and time to shop. Designed for beginners and experienced knitters alike, the session teaches how to create a blanket using only your hands. Participants leave with a finished, cozy blanket tucked in a blanket bag and a new skill, plus emailed instructions and yarn tips for future projects. Blankets typically start as lap size and often turn out larger, depending on the style you choose. A very tight knit can be about 45 by 42, while most end up bigger. Pre-registration is required, seats are limited, and spaces are filled in the order registrations are received. Capacity is 8 participants, and ages 12 and up can complete a blanket independently. Two pricing options are available. The $65 option lets you choose from the yarn colors brought to the workshop. The $85 option includes preselecting one or two colors of a premium, softer, thicker yarn that helps hide imperfections; registrants for this option receive an email about four weeks beforehand to make their color choices. Registration for the $85 option closes four weeks prior if not sold out, and the $65 option closes two weeks prior if not sold out. If knitting is not your thing, an optional $35 add-on can have your blanket made for you and ready at the workshop. Purchase this at least two weeks in advance. The add-on is available only with an $85 workshop registration. For last-minute changes such as illness or injury, reach out as soon as possible to request accommodations if time allows.

Explore contemporary landscape painting in watercolor during a hands-on workshop led by artist Deborah VandenBloomer, also known as Debo, at the Oshkosh Food Co-op. Through demonstrations and guided practice, she shares the steps behind her process, working with traditional watercolors and incorporating mixed media for mark making and calligraphic detail. The cost is $65 for members and $80 for non-members. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants to allow for individual attention, and a supply list is provided after registration and payment. Checks can be made out to OFAA, and a PayPal option is available. Debo is a self-taught watercolorist who draws inspiration from the Wisconsin landscape, has shown work in juried exhibitions at various levels, and is represented by galleries in Wisconsin and Illinois.

At the Culver Family Welcome Center, this evening event centers on hope and is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for suicide prevention in Winnebago County. The focus is on community support and advancing local prevention efforts.

Altrusa revived Festival of Trees at The Grand Oshkosh in 2025 after a 25-year pause, and strong community response set the stage for its next chapter. With The Grand undergoing renovation and expansion, the celebration moves to the Oshkosh Public Library under its dome, a fitting partnership given Altrusa’s focus on literacy. This multi-week experience invites visitors to see the library decorated for the holidays, with activities and entertainment offered throughout the season. Plans include elements such as Santa, musical performances, and other programming supported by community contributions. Spanning the entire holiday period, organizers expect more than 5,000 visitors. Building on last year, a new outdoor feature debuts as the William Waters Winter Wonderland Walk, created to highlight the historic downtown through a walk and partnerships with businesses along the way. Community support through sponsorships, decorating, and volunteering helps bring both the walk and the festival to life.

An equine-assisted session offering support for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, take part in simple, engaging activities, and enjoy gentle movement. The experience also creates space for conversation and connection in a welcoming, supportive environment.

The Pocket Kings bring their funky cover sound to beckets. Admission is free. To reserve a table or dine first, call 920.230.3333.

Celebrate Deer Widows Weekend with an annual craft and vendor gathering featuring over 30 local vendors. Admission is free, and the first 20 shoppers will receive a swag bag.

BEAMING Equine-Assisted Services offers a welcoming program for veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders to connect with one another and spend meaningful time with horses. Participants can unwind in a calm ranch setting, build supportive relationships, and explore the special connection between people and horses. The program is open to both first-time and returning participants, and private appointments can be scheduled upon request. It reflects BEAMING’s commitment to people who have served and protected communities through meaningful equine-assisted sessions.

Andy Braun performs at Mr Brews Taphouse - Oshkosh with a mix of folk rock and singer songwriter material that spans the 1950s through today. The set features covers of Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, along with original songs from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

The Mike Malone Trio brings a Peanuts-themed Christmas program to beckets, featuring favorites by Vince Guaraldi along with other beloved holiday tunes. Celebrated as a favorite Christmas tradition, it also offers the option to dine before the music. To reserve a table or dine first, a reservation is necessary at 920.230.3333.

This equine-assisted session is intended for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, enjoy gentle movement and hands-on activities, and build social connections in a supportive setting.

Elmo’s Got the Moves brings the Sesame Street Live magic to the stage with an upbeat celebration of movement and music. Kids and adults can get on their feet with Elmo and favorite friends, dancing, stretching and playing along to well-loved songs like Sunny Days, Elmo’s Got the Moves and Letter of the Day. The show highlights playful ways to be active, from simple yoga and jumping rope to cartwheels and silly steps, all in a welcoming setting that brings the spirit of Sesame Street to life on stage. More than a performance, it offers a shared moment of laughter and learning that families can carry with them long after the final song.