Events in Outagamie County today

Stop by the youth department to make a craft or enjoy self-led activities. Staff are unable to assist families with the activities. No library card or Kaukauna residency is required, and registration is not needed.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a screening of "Monster House" paired with unlimited bumper cars, train and carousel rides, plus time on the playground. A Halloween goody bag and a costume contest are included for $15. Adults who only want to watch the movie can purchase a $5 ticket. Tickets are available the day of the event at Funset Boulevard.

Preschool and early elementary children can make trick-or-treat bags, follow a costume parade route through the library with stops for treats and trinkets, and finish with a walk through the Learning Garden and a few spooky stories. Siblings are welcome, and no library card or registration is needed.

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.

A festive run and walk at Pierce Park showcases fall colors and views along the Fox River. The event features a Mini Monster Dash and a 5K that welcomes participants of all ages and abilities. Costumes are encouraged, and a contest follows the run and walk with awards for Adult, Group, and Child categories. Participants receive a custom finisher medal, chip timing, and refreshments. A Freaky 5K T-shirt is available based on registration date. Awards honor the top three overall male and female finishers, plus winners in each age group: 9 and under, 10 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Packet pickup is available ahead of time and on event day.

Enjoy relaxed weekly Pokémon Trading Card Game play at no cost. Promotional packs are available for attendees while supplies last.

This family friendly gathering emphasizes safety and courtesy so everyone can enjoy themselves. Burnouts, donuts, and swinging are not allowed, and please avoid engine revving since small children will be present. Keep language respectful, and have fun while looking out for others.

This MTG Legacy weekly tournament has a $10 entry. The event is capped at a maximum of three rounds. Store credit is awarded to top players, and prize support is based on attendance.

At the Kaukauna Holiday Craft Fair at Kaukauna High School, meet the author of Waterfalling in Wisconsin and pick up a signed copy at a discounted price. This updated guidebook features more than 100 Wisconsin waterfalls, offering clear driving directions, trail information, GPS coordinates, and vivid color photographs to help plan future adventures or to give as a gift. Handmade cedar birdhouses and photo greeting cards will also be available. Booth location will be announced.

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

Panorama Arts Collective presents a series of Novel November Write-Ins at the Appleton Public Library, hosted by award-winning author and playwright Carrie T Gruman-Trinkner. Bring your project and write alongside others in a supportive, side-by-side setting inspired by a big goal... 100,000 writers aiming for 50,000 words in 30 days. This free event includes word sprints, prizes, and snacks to keep energy high. Sessions are held in the Cornerstone Conference Room and in the Mary Beh Nienhaus Community Meeting Room B.

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.

BirthWise Doulas and Latched Fox Valley present an in-person, three-class series covering the basics of birth, postpartum care, and breastfeeding. The classes take place at BirthWise Wellness Center, and the series is HSA/FSA eligible.

This open AA meeting welcomes everyone.

A storytime for infants who are not yet walking, featuring stories, clapping rhymes, and playtime. Siblings are welcome. Please speak with the presenter about sensory needs. No library card or Kaukauna residency is required, and registration is not needed.

Enjoy a relaxed trivia game at Stuc's Pizza, with questions and prizes in a seated, social setting. Players type in their answers and can enjoy trivia while spending time with friends, without the high-energy shouting or competitive grading of some trivia games.

A storytime for toddlers ages 1 to 2, featuring stories, songs, and playtime. Siblings are welcome. Please speak with the presenter about sensory needs. No library card or Kaukauna residency is needed, and registration is not required.

Toddlers ages 2–3 can enjoy stories and songs followed by playtime. Siblings are welcome, and families with sensory needs can speak with the presenter. A library card or Kaukauna residency is not required, and registration is not needed.

Enjoy brunch, camaraderie, and fun.

Part of Nature's Nurture, a monthly seminar series for retirees, this session focuses on nature journaling. A Naturalist presents the topic and creates an opportunity to learn while connecting with others. Coffee and pastries will be available at no cost. Previous sessions explored Magnificent Migrations and Cures and Curses, Plant Use in Folklore.

Explore the connection between Aldo Leopold and ecological conscience in a presentation by Prof. David Voelker, Professor of Humanities and History at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay. This free talk is part of a weekly speaker series featuring presenters who share ideas and perspectives across a range of topics. Free coffee is available.

Players of all skill levels are welcome to enjoy Magic: The Gathering Commander, whether they bring a longtime favorite deck or a first preconstructed deck. The event includes two rounds, and promotional items are distributed randomly based on attendance. Participation requires a purchase of Magic-related product.

Meet fellow Pokémon Trainers, practice your skills, and play the Pokémon Trading Card Game in a casual setting. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome, whether they are experienced or just starting out. Participants receive a Pokémon Prize Pack on their first and third visits to a League or Club.

Connect with fellow Pokémon fans for a free weekly gathering focused on trading and playing. Players and collectors of all ages are welcome, and staff are available to answer questions about the hobby.

Enjoy a free Magic: The Gathering meetup featuring one-on-one games in the Canadian Highlander format. Decks are singleton, use 20 life, and follow the Vintage ban list. Powerful cards have point values, with a maximum of 10 points allowed per deck. Bring friends and a deck, or borrow one and play. Further information is available through the event’s Discord.

Enjoy an evening of Commander with food and drinks available for purchase, a welcoming atmosphere, and friendly faces. Entry requires a $5 purchase of any Magic-related product. Promos are given out randomly based on attendance, and additional Commander play is also available.

Explore numerology as a way to understand the numbers and vibrations associated with your birth date and birth name. This instructional session includes a workbook and guidance for calculating core numbers, including Life Path, Expression, Bridge, Age of Change, Personality, Soul Urge, Attitude, Ultimate, and Personal Year, as well as an introduction to overall number vibrations, their meanings, and Karmic Debt numbers. The session focuses on teaching participants to calculate and interpret their own numbers rather than providing personalized readings. Forms, supplies, snacks, and refreshments during a short break are provided. Advance registration is required, and space is limited to a small group.

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.