Live music in Outagamie County, WI

Children ages 3–5 can explore creative thinking through stories and songs that introduce art concepts and music skills using a variety of media. Siblings are welcome. Families with sensory needs can speak with the presenter. A library card and Kaukauna residency are not required, and registration is not needed.

Shrimpvision appears weekly as the artist in residence, delivering a dynamic mix of electronic beats, searing guitar, and high energy. It is more than a standard concert, creating an immersive atmosphere where each set brings something fresh. Attendees can settle in with a drink or head to the dance floor and discover why there is buzz.

A food truck gathering offers bites from American Pie Pizza & Shaved Ice, Big Axe Chops, Taco Maiz, and Caribbean Taste. Live music is planned during the event, with the performer to be announced.

Maloney's in Kaukauna hosts a spooky Halloween bash in Wisconsin that invites costumes from creepy to sexy. Costumes are highly recommended, and cash prizes will be awarded.

Kids take the stage for karaoke in the clubhouse. Participants of any age are welcome, and costumes are encouraged for extra fun.

Rodello the Kidd delivers an intimate, easygoing performance built around smooth tunes and a relaxed mood. Sets frequently welcome a guest artist, giving each appearance a fresh twist. The atmosphere invites unwinding at the end of the week, with room for a laugh, a few shared stories, and plenty of chances to sing along to favorite songs. Expect good music, friendly faces, and a cozy, unhurried vibe you will not find just anywhere.

Fox Valley Pickers hosts a welcoming, supportive jam for playing and practicing bluegrass and fiddle music, featuring acoustic instruments such as banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitar, and bass. Musicians of all skill levels are welcome, and listeners may attend if space allows. Please leave percussion instruments at home, and stay away if you have a cold or are feeling unwell. Tunes may include “Cripple Creek,” “Foggy Mountain Breakdown,” “Will the Circle Be Unbroken,” and “Whiskey Before Breakfast.”

The Kaukauna High School Marching Band presents a pep band concert at the KHS Gymnasium to celebrate the 2026 marching season. The program includes music from this year’s field show titled Starry Nights. Admission is free and open to all.