This weekend in Oshkosh, WI

Impact Martial Arts hosts Professor Rodrigo Vaghi for a two-day jiu jitsu camp honoring his recent Coral Belt promotion. Training focuses on subtle, often unseen mechanics that enhance efficiency and effectiveness when applying techniques against skilled opponents. Over the two days, the schedule features a session for kids, open rolling, and adult seminars to support learning across age groups. Registration is available as a Full Weekend Experience for $130 or a Single Day Pass for $100, with prices increasing after the early registration period to $150 for the weekend and $120 for a single day. Full weekend participants who sign up during the early window receive a commemorative seminar T-shirt marking the promotion. Impact Martial Arts will also hold a Team Vaghi Blue Belt Test, and candidates should coordinate with their instructors regarding eligibility and preparation.

Marking its 65th year, this futurity show features a full slate of competition with 29 POA futurity classes and 17 all-breed futurity and jackpot classes, with cash awards available. The regular showbill is restricted to ponies registered with POA. Judges for the show are Todd Foltz, Nell Tekampe, and Kirsten Mellenberger. Fees include a National POA fee of $21 per pony, a Wisconsin State POA fee of $12 per pony, and a $10 show office fee per horse. Regular classes are $15 per class, or choose a $255 all-weekend option per pony and rider that covers class entry fees only. Futurity entries are $30 per class at the early rate or $40 per class at the late rate. For classes that run at the same time as the futurity, exhibitors must enter and pay both the regular class fee and the futurity fee. Stalling is $80 per pony stall and $80 per tack stall, each including two bags of shavings, with additional shavings available for $8 per bag. Ponies staying overnight must be stalled, and extra shavings should be requested in advance on entry forms. Camping is available at $35 per night with electrical service or $25 per night without, and a haul in or tie out option is $15 per day. Office hours may change based on the secretary’s availability, and early arrivals are not permitted. The official show bill and entry forms will be released soon.

A limited six day appearance is planned at the Oshkosh Farmers Market downtown, featuring fizzy refreshments. This short run provides an opportunity to pick up something bubbly during the market.

Set in Shattuck Park in Downtown Neenah, the Future Neenah Farmers Market features close to 60 vendors with fresh produce, meats and eggs, breads and baked treats, specialty foods, and handmade goods. Presented by Kimberly-Clark Corp. and Warner Commercial Roofing, the market also showcases live music with support from Brehmer Law. Free parking is available in city lots and other designated areas. The surrounding downtown district offers restaurants and shops within walking distance. Community supporters include Floors by Angie, ThedaCare, Compeer Financial, Everdry Roofing, Windows of Wisconsin, Floor Coverings International, Sustainable Neenah, Simplicity Credit Union, the Downtown Neenah Business Improvement District, and Ridgetop Exteriors.

TWL Powersports in Oshkosh hosts a UTV showcase that highlights everything from custom builds to stock rides. Owners may display their machines, and visitors can explore the lineup and vote for a favorite. The top pick earns $500 in store credit and a trophy, and the runner up receives a large cooler. Kat's Kafe and Global Eats food trucks will be on site with food and refreshments. An RSVP is requested so organizers can plan for the number of vehicles and attendees.

WCCS 4.0 is a family friendly, Christ centered car show at Wyldewood Baptist Church. The showcase welcomes vehicles from the earliest years of motoring to modern models, along with trucks and vintage tractors. Awards include the big five trophies with pastors choice, spectators choice, kids choice, best of show, and recognition for the furthest distance traveled. It is presented as an enjoyable day for all ages.

CornRoast Volleyball 2026 features competitive play and free sweet corn. The lineup includes Men’s and Women’s Triples, Co-Ed Quads, and Co-Ed Sixes. Triples offers an Upper A division at $105 per team and a Lower option at $90 per team, with Men’s Lower and Co-Ed Lower split into B and BB. Co-Ed Quads is $120 per team with Upper and Lower brackets, and Co-Ed Sixes is $160 per team. A cash prize is available for A, while B receives gift cards and other prizes. To register, send payment with your teammates and division via Venmo to @david-klundt, and confirmation will be provided through the Venmo payment.

Bring the kids to this free fishing contest at Menominee Park, open to children ages 3 to 12. Pre-registered children get free entry into the contest, a free lunch, worms to fish, and a door prize. Sponsors also often provide fishing-related gear like a rod or tackle box, and there’s plenty of community energy from the volunteers running the event.

This festive wrap-up at Oshkosh Public Library celebrates a season of reading, learning and connection. Enjoy snacks, games, musical entertainment and crafts. It is the last opportunity to enter raffles connected to the summer reading program. Stay cool with Dilly Bars donated by Oshkosh Dairy Queen. Everyone is welcome as the library brings the summer to a close.

Join the fun for Anjie’s Flamingo Walk, a neighborhood walk where everyone dresses in pink, flamingo patterns, and crazy outfits. The group will visit local bars and restaurants, with a prize for the person who gets the best poker hand. The event uses the flamingo theme to raise awareness for breast cancer, and a portion of sign-ups supports charity. Sign up in advance at Anjie’s Bar or sign up on the day of the event. We’ll start walking at noon.

At Author Apothecary & Bookstore, Soul Guide Larissa Rosa leads a gentle Soul Attunement Meditation centered on the Akashic Records, often described as an energetic archive of each soul’s journey. Participants can slow their pace, listen inward, and align with deeper guidance. The gathering explores the significance of the Lion’s Gate Portal, which many view as a period of heightened spiritual energy well suited for reflection, intention setting, and personal reconnection. Larissa offers supportive insights for those new to the Akashic Records as well as those looking to enrich an existing practice, sharing approachable ways to engage with this work through meditation. This one hour session is offered for $5.

A free Lorcana League session offers a relaxed space to meet fellow players, play, and earn promos. Expect a casual, friendly atmosphere focused on gaming and community.

Time Community Theater hosts a daylong celebration of Wisconsin-made B movies with a triple feature of Twister’s Revenge!, The Alpha Incident, and a new print of The Giant Spider Invasion that includes additional scenes. Renowned Wisconsin filmmaker Bill Rebane brings The Shooting Ranch to the theater, and he is scheduled to appear alongside Dan Davies, the newly cast star of the classic. The screenings include a break for dinner before the final feature. Admission is $16 online or $15 at the door for access to all films, and the theater accepts cash only. VIP opportunities will be announced.

This event includes a defined off limits window leading into a practice period. Participants will receive an email with practice and event details, and registration ends prior to competition. The practice period concludes with a deadline that requires everyone to be off the water, followed by mandatory registration and a board check.

An 80s rock party is happening at Dockside in Oshkosh, celebrating the era’s classic sound with a nostalgic atmosphere.

This annual golf outing offers a day on the course with a shotgun start, followed by food, raffles, and prizes. Team registration is $300. After golf, participants can head to Jeff’s for a walking taco bar, raffles, 50/50 drawings, hole prizes, and a golfer giveaway for every participant. It blends golf, food, and chances to win while supporting the event. For registration information or questions, contact the organizers or stop by Jeff’s.

NOW That’s Wrestling brings Headbangers Brawl to the XRoads41 Rock Detour for a live wrestling showcase. Camping attendees of the festival receive free admission. The lineup already includes The Baker Boys taking on the Ninja Dragons, with more to come.

A relaxed car meet at Excel Wrap Styling brings enthusiasts together for clean builds, great conversations, and a welcoming atmosphere. Hosted by Four Wheels Photography and Excel Wrap Styling, the gathering invites every type of vehicle, from classics and muscle to Euro, JDM, and trucks. Professional photos will be available, and Kickin Ash BBQ will be on site. The focus is on connecting with others and enjoying car culture in a respectful setting. Event rules are clear: absolutely no burnouts, no excessive revving, and no reckless behavior. Please respect the lot, the people, and the businesses. Those who do not follow the rules may be asked to leave.

Take part in a free Pokémon League session with friendly battles and a chance to meet new friends. Earn promo cards by completing fun tasks that rotate every other week. Details on the current tasks are shared on the Adventure Games Discord.

This event takes place on the patio, offering an open air, outdoor setting with a relaxed atmosphere.

XRoads41 Rock Detour brings a one-day rock festival to Oshkosh, Wisconsin with three stages and eleven performers. The lineup features Breaking Benjamin, Daughtry, Memphis May Fire, Dorothy, Drowning Pool, Atreyu, Saliva, Saving Abel, 12 Stones, Kelsey Hickman, and Rogue Royal. Centered on music, community, and lasting memories, tickets are on sale.

All are welcome at this casual trading session for card enthusiasts. Bring the cards you are ready to trade or sell, take a seat, and connect with fellow collectors. Share conversations about recent sports news and the card collecting hobby while meeting new friends.