Events in Racine today

Part of the 2026 Jackpot Series, this tournament features an anticipated prize pool exceeding $10,000 in cash and merchandise. There are more ways to win this year, with the top 10 placements in each event earning awards, plus dedicated payouts for the biggest fish of each species, standout catches by youth anglers, the leading woman angler, and a top veteran angler. To keep things running smoothly, lunches will be catered and delivered by outside vendors and covered by the club. A season entry is $250 per boat or team and includes lunches, drinks, and plenty of camaraderie. All participants must be members of Salmon Unlimited Wisconsin, and that membership covers the whole household, including a spouse and children under 18, with access to these events and more. Members of Salmon Unlimited Illinois may serve as alternate crew for up to two events before being required to register as SU-WI members. Registration for the series is open, and event rules are available through the series registration materials.

This is a BRC2 skills course session focused on motorcycle training and hands-on practice. The class runs in the morning and ends just after midday, giving students dedicated time to work on core riding skills during the scheduled range window.

Discover an outdoor rummage sale at the Oak Creek Community Center, where shoppers can peruse dozens of vendor booths filled with clothing, home decor, toys, tools, collectibles, and unexpected treasures. Those interested in selling can request a vendor application by emailing Rhianna@occenter.com.

Members of the Friends of the Oak Creek Public Library are hosting a $5 bag sale at the Book Nook. Fill a bag for one flat price with choices that include children's books, adult fiction and nonfiction, audiobooks, DVDs, and more. Proceeds support the library's programs, services, and collections. Payment is cash only, and all purchases are final with no refunds or credits. For more information, call 414-766-7900.

During this farmers market, visitors can learn about the mission behind the effort and discover ways to volunteer.

This community babywearing walk is part of a regular series designed to help caregivers find their village, enjoy fresh air, and share meaningful bonding time with their little ones. All are welcome, including dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends. After the walk returns to the meeting point, free personalized fit checks will be available, along with a chance to try carriers from Carried com Carinho's learning library.

Racine Farmers Market carries on a Saturday tradition, with new crops introduced each week. Arriving early offers the best selection. A list of vendors is shared on Facebook.

Hosted at Angelic Roots, this Family Constellation group session offers a deeply healing experience where participants explore unseen family dynamics, lingering entanglements, and patterns passed down through generations that can shape many areas of life.

Sweet Seoul serves scratch-made Korean fusion street fare at Kenosha HarborMarket, including Korean tacos, rice bowls, Korean fried chicken, bulgogi-topped fries, and Korean-style corn dogs. Enjoy a distinctive meal while exploring a leading outdoor market in Wisconsin, and support a local Veteran-owned small business.

A cookie vendor will have a booth at Kenosha Public Market, offering cookies to visitors as they explore the market. Look for the dedicated stand among the stalls and pick up a treat to enjoy during your visit or to take home.

Enjoy a 20-minute interactive story time at the farmers market featuring stories, songs, and rhymes. The program is designed for children ages 2 to 5 with an adult, and siblings are welcome. Registration is not required. You are welcome to bring a blanket to sit on. If the weather is poor, the program will move indoors to the library's Story Time Room, and updates will be posted on the library's Facebook page. For more information, call 414-766-7900.

Catch Matt Krahula live at Kenosha HarborMarket. The show is scheduled for late morning on Saturday, with doors opening at 10:00 AM local venue time.

Experience a 90-minute Reiki session with Kelly that centers on deep energetic care for your whole being. Angelic Light Weaving combines intuitive guidance, angelic support, and your own intentions to shape the session. The focus is to saturate your energy field with nourishing qualities like peace, love, strength, and clarity, all in service of your overall well-being.

Experience an outdoor encampment at the Civil War Museum featuring the First Michigan Engineers as they interpret how a Civil War engineering regiment operated. Presenters explain the unit’s work as combat engineers and demonstrate the tools and equipment used for surveying, construction, and battlefield tasks. Items connected to the engineers’ combat roles are also on display. Company E of the modern 1st Michigan Engineers and Mechanics has been active in the Chicago area since 1987. Over the years, the group has portrayed engineering and combat duties at reenactments across the Midwest and at national gatherings including First Bull Run, Shiloh, Perryville in Kentucky, and Bentonville in North Carolina. Their past projects at events have included hand drawn field maps, bridges, a 33 foot signal tower, and plank roads.

Author Sean Michael Malone will be at Blue House Books to meet readers, talk about his work, and sign books from his historical fiction series. The conversation will highlight Visage of the King 1911, set as the glow of the Belle Epoque gives way to rising tensions across Europe. The story follows Otto Lang, a former German policeman whose hunt for the Holy Grail draws him into academic circles, occult intrigue, and mounting peril, facing dangers that are both everyday and otherworldly. Malone writes Lovecraftian fiction and is based in Waukesha, Wisconsin. His series also includes Spring City Terror 1903 and Ocean's Grave 1907, and Visage of the King 1911 marks the third installment in a planned five-book arc. He is also the author of the children's book The ABCs of Battle. Registration is not required.

This complimentary cookout at Kunes Buick GMC of Oak Creek offers cookout fare and refreshments in a relaxed setting. Attendees can meet the team, connect with friends, family, and neighbors, and browse the latest vehicles on the lot without any pressure. The gathering celebrates 250 years of American freedom and provides an easygoing way to see what is new while spending time together.

Learn about joining Girl Scouts while enjoying free ice cream and fun activities. This event uses a drop-in format, so attendees can visit at a time that works for them. RSVPs are encouraged to help ensure there are enough supplies.

Explore the craft of bookmaking in a hands-on workshop devoted to creating hand punched and stitched journals. Design a one of a kind notebook embellished with subtle leaf details for a natural touch. Guidance is provided throughout, so beginners are welcome. Materials are included, and everyone finishes with a completed journal ready for notes, drawings, or a thoughtful gift.

Coffee & Conversation offers a calm, welcoming setting to enjoy coffee and refreshments while meeting others. The gathering focuses on support around grief, providing space to share personal experiences, learn about available resources, and ask questions in a relaxed and informal way. It is not a therapy group. Those who wish can also receive information about Forest Hill Memorial Park and planning options for the future, with guidance from the General Manager and Family Service Counselors. Participants may listen, speak, or simply spend time alongside others, with the goal of fostering comfort, connection, and community.

Puppy playdates are on the way with a free social hour created for young dogs 8 to 16 weeks old. Little ones can romp, explore new scents, and meet other pups in a welcoming setting that supports early socialization. Space is limited, and reservations by phone or online are encouraged to hold a spot.

Midwest Mix Fest 2026 is a two day celebration with free admission both days, featuring live DJs, onstage entertainment, food and drinks, and a marketplace of vendors and local businesses in a family friendly setting. The 2026 edition adds expanded entertainment, interactive elements, giveaways and additional surprises. The festival raises funds for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation in support of the fight against pediatric cancer. It began as a passion project and has grown into a community driven effort focused on music, connection and giving back, contributing more than $11,886 to pediatric cancer research since 2011. Support from sponsors Midwest DJ Productions and Union Park Tavern helps make the weekend possible.

Catch Kirstie Kraus for a pop country performance at Timler's LLC. The show starts at 4:00 PM.

Downtown Racine Corporation brings back a free live music series on Monument Square, and this Saturday Sounds on the Square installment features Infusion. The Square becomes a place to move and dance as the band fills the air with live sound. Tables and chairs are set out for comfort, and beverages are available for purchase, including local brews and sodas. Parking is available at the Lake Avenue, Civic Centre, and Shoop ramps for an all-day rate of $4.

Wiil Power provides live musical entertainment for the Holy Rosary Festival at Our Lady of The Holy Rosary during the weekend church festivities.

Test your tune knowledge during a spirited bingo session at Olafson & Porter Vintage Goods. Participation is free, and the game unfolds over three rounds that highlight a range of musical styles and time periods. Prizes are up for grabs, and you can purchase food, drinks, and cocktails while you play.

This event features a live musical performance.

A welcoming triathlon at the Kenosha YMCA features swimming, biking, and running for children ages 5 and up and young adults with developmental disabilities, including autism, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and more. Athletes of all ability levels are invited to participate, and adaptive equipment such as flotation devices, walkers, and wheelchairs can be used. Every participant is paired with a dedicated volunteer who offers encouragement and support from start to finish, creating a day centered on inclusion, accomplishment, and community. Athlete registration is available with tiered pricing. Early Bird rates are $15 for Y members and $20 for the general public. Standard registration is $25 for Y members and $30 for the general public. Last Chance registration is $45 for Y members and $50 for the general public. There are multiple ways to get involved through sponsorships, in-kind contributions, and vendor opportunities. Bike sponsorships from $1,000 to $3,500 provide customized adaptive bikes that display the sponsor name or logo and continue to serve athletes in future races. Sponsorship levels include Platinum at $1,500, Gold at $1,000, and Silver at $500, along with Vendor Village at $250. Benefits may include event signage, recognition on shirts and websites, announcements during the event, booth space, and other acknowledgments. Vendor Village includes a table and two chairs, and vendors may bring a 10x10 tent. This community-driven effort is supported by more than 400 volunteers, helping create a meaningful experience for every athlete.

The Pompeii Men's Club presents its sixth annual car and truck show at American Legion Post 434. Proceeds support the scholarship fund and the American Legion Post. Attendees can enjoy Italian sausages and hot dogs prepared by the club, live music from Floor It, and adult beverages served by the American Legion.

Rooted in the Kenosha community, this market creates a welcoming space at Kenosha-52nd St and celebrates everyday Kenosha living.

Customize a velvet journal with guidance from The Little Clothing Shop, using burning techniques to inscribe personal designs, words, or patterns. All supplies are included and no experience is required. The cost is $50 per person, and everyone leaves with a uniquely personalized journal.

A free, all ages Beach House Nature Hour series on select summer Sundays offers a chance to explore the shoreline and experience the lakefront. Sessions include Beach Birding with Rick Fare, a local birding expert with the Hoy Audubon Society, and additional offerings will be announced.

Wiil Power performs an acoustic set at 58 Below. The show takes place outside in the back for a Sunday Funday gathering.

Texas Hippie Coalition is bringing its hard rock, stoner rock, country rock, and southern rock energy to Route 20 in Sturtevant. The show is set for 6:00 PM local time at the venue, and tickets are listed as available through Bandsintown.

Get ready for a week of fun, beginner-friendly flag football at Hitters Baseball Academy. Campers ages 8 to 12 will learn key skills like stance, receiving, rushing, blocking, and defense, and each day ends with a scrimmage to encourage teamwork and good sportsmanship. Players rotate through receiver and running back roles every day, with groups organized by age, size, and ability. No equipment is needed, but bring a snack and a water bottle each day.

Buckets Pub hosts a free, all-ages street market celebrating the back-to-school season, featuring local vendors, family activities, and live demonstrations in the spirit of its monthly market. Children can get ready for the year ahead with a complimentary backpack filled with school supplies, available in limited quantities on a first come basis with one per child. Throughout the event, attendees can look forward to bonus prizes, surprise giveaways, and chances to win additional school items at the Prize Wheel. Shoppers will find unique goods from a wide range of local makers and businesses, including Accidentally Fabulous, Birdie Legacy Company, Cheese Lab Designs, Confidential Goods, Freckleface Farm, Geneevable Creations, GG’s Gifts, Mana Cannery, Michelle’s Creations Racine, Moon & Bloom Enchantments, Mystical Magical Me, Little Love Creations, Ja&M Custom Crafts, Maria’s Crafty Corner, UV3 Designs by Val with jeweled neckties, A Bloody Good Time, Nikki’s Scentsy, Soul 2 Soul Expressions, Racine County Sourdough, Garden Keepsakes, and Arnett and Sons Books. The Health and Wellness Tent spotlights Marketplace Global, while the Hobby Demo Tent features a flower bouquet demonstration from Leona Rose Flowers. Kids can enjoy the Fun on the Run entertainment area, and Paint’d by Celi offers face painting. The Mystic Tent welcomes visitors for tarot readings with Tarot by Ash. Food and drinks are available from Buckets, and the Market Passport adds extra fun with shop-and-win opportunities. It is a friendly way to wrap up summer and get set for a great school year.

Designed for adults who already know the fundamentals, this intermediate sailing course from the Kenosha Community Sailing Center emphasizes hands-on learning on the water. Participants spend more time actively sailing with guidance that builds confidence and sharpens technique. Each session consists of four classes, and multiple sessions are available so sailors can select the option that fits their needs. The focus is practical experience and steady skill development supported by knowledgeable instructors.

This bingo session makes 24 the lucky number. Score a win on 24 to receive a free shot. Every free round comes with prizes. The tenth and final game is a full cover cash round, and if there is no winner the prize rolls over to the next week.

Stock bike racing returns with a welcoming program for kids and adults who want to get into cycling. At Washington Park Velodrome in Kenosha, the event offers a safe, supportive, and high-energy setting where first-timers can try racing and experienced riders can build confidence on the track. Riders of all ages can participate, and participants should bring a bike and a helmet. Expect a friendly atmosphere, opportunities to make friends, and the excitement of bicycle racing.

Enjoy a public paint class that celebrates summer with a sweet cow amid bright sunflower fields. Personalize your artwork by choosing your favorite flower. Pinot’s Palette Pleasant Prairie hosts this relaxed paint-and-sip experience at The Tipsy Kiwi, creating a friendly setting for creating memories with friends and family. Please note the cancellation policy: classes are custom and refunds are not offered. Call 262-945-6519 at least 48 hours in advance to move a reservation to another class within 30 days. Late arrivals are welcome, but guests who arrive more than 15 minutes after the start will need to catch up on their own. If running late, call 262-945-6519. For group seating, when reserving separately, list everyone’s names in the seating requests field to be placed together. Without a request, seating at the same table is not guaranteed.

Participants will use Scratch to code a fireworks display. The session takes place in the Innovation Lab on the second floor and is open to kids, tweens, and teens. Registration is required.

Build sailing skills from the ground up in a beginner course for adults taught by the Kenosha Community Sailing Center. Learn essential techniques and safety fundamentals that prepare you to handle a sailboat. The program runs over four classes. No prior experience is needed, and enrollment is limited.

Answer questions about ocean exploration and the distant past, including shipwreck and maritime topics, in a friendly trivia setting. This event is for adults and does not require registration. It will take place in The Community Room - Adult Services on the 2nd Floor.

Cut Stone will be on site as a vendor for Music at Twilight at The Anderson Arts Center, a lakeside series of live concerts. This performance features The Affordables with a tribute to The Beatles, Billy Joel, and 90s alternative. The lineup includes Spirit Shakers, Funk Brotherz, Ivy Ford, Deep Pockets, Mistaken Identity, and Empty Bottle Boys with One Shot Jane, spanning styles such as alternative, classic rock, blues, Americana, jazz, grassroots sounds, and country. Attendees can look forward to live music by the water along with vendor offerings from Cut Stone.

Experience live dance rock music outdoors on the lawn.

Spend an evening immersed in creativity beneath soft lights and a garden setting. Bring a work in progress or start something fresh, and enjoy a relaxed space to make, connect, and unwind. The mood blends steampunk ingenuity with gothic romance... think gears, tea, and moody charm. Taste an assortment of teas with Tea Scout Troop 881 alongside complementary baked treats, then sit for a silhouette portrait crafted on velvet paper. Admission is free, with drinks available for purchase.

A gentle evening ritual led by Jill, who practices shamanic healing and teaches Reiki at the master level, invites participants to let go of what no longer aligns with their highest good. In a candlelit, protected setting, the group opens a heart centered space, calls in supportive guidance, and settles into a guided meditation to connect with the higher self and prepare for release. Through a mindful cord releasing ceremony, attendees consciously loosen energetic ties to old relationships, limiting beliefs, emotional wounds, unhealthy patterns, or attachments. The experience concludes with a blessing focused on calling personal energy back, nurturing wholeness, clarity, and freedom. This gathering is offered as an act of self love and spiritual renewal, with the intention that participants leave feeling lighter, empowered, and more connected to their authentic selves. Comfortable clothing is suggested, along with an open heart for healing and new beginnings. The fee is $33. Registration is available by text at 262-498-7031 or by email at jillness2023@gmail.com.

Knockin’ Boots is back on the Wurst Bar Stage at the Wisconsin State Fair Grounds for another appearance. The act returns to a familiar fair setting.

Tuesday nights at South Bound Again feature music bingo, a relaxed, phone-free game where prizes go to all winners. It is easy to take part on your own or with friends for a fun, social evening.

Track racing returns to the historic Washington Park Velodrome for another summer of competition. Riders of all abilities, from novices to elite athletes, face off on a track recognized as one of the country's most historic. The weekly series features the Mayor's Cup, the Bob Pfarr Classic, the Schutle Junior Race, and the SBA Women's Cup, along with special nights such as Salute to the Military, First Responders Night, and Trackoberfest. Tuesday evenings in Kenosha bring together racers, spectators on the hillside, and people discovering track cycling for the first time.

Explore how different kinds of insurance influence your money decisions in an introductory session that focuses on personal umbrella coverage and other lines such as renters insurance, protection for valuable articles, and boat policies. The program takes place in The Community Room - Adult Services, 2nd Floor. It is designed for adults. No registration required.

Meet new people at a beachside singles mixer at Simmons Island Beach House. This relaxed, low-pressure gathering welcomes all ages and centers on face-to-face connections without apps or swiping. Bring flip flops and friends for a laid-back chance to mingle. Admission is $20.

Enjoy karaoke paired with a tasty special. Purchase one appetizer and receive a second at 50 percent off while the singing is underway.

KTEC Schools of Innovation is marking the opening of its new campus with a ribbon cutting and a community celebration. This milestone highlights the school’s commitment to expanding innovative, hands-on learning opportunities for students throughout the area. Community members, local businesses, and organizations are invited to share in the moment alongside supporters of education, workforce development, and the region’s future as the facility officially opens and a new chapter begins for KTEC and the students it serves.

This weekly lakeside hangout at the Beach House brings together casual games, sports, and beachside fun. Expect food and drink specials, open play for board games, cards, and bags, a round of beach bingo, and a music set called Servin' Up Sound. A volleyball league is part of the lineup and registration for it is closed. On select weeks, there is a beginner-friendly spikeball session.

This four-week outdoor summer program, inspired by the Girl Scouts and MLB Play Ball partnership, helps girls build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and baseball or softball skills through games, creative crafts, movement activities, and team challenges. No prior experience is required, and participants can start at any point in the series. The program is free for newly registered members and for non-member girls in K4 through 3rd grade who are ready to begin their Girl Scout journey, with the expectation that each participant becomes a Girl Scout member by her second meeting. Financial scholarships are available upon request. Sessions take place at Dream Park. Look for Girl Scout signs and green tablecloths upon arrival. An adult must attend with each girl as new troops are being established in the area, and adult participation is encouraged to help create a positive experience. The troop meets four times over the summer to get started, and additional meetings will be scheduled once volunteer troop leaders are in place. For details, contact Larissa Payne at lpayne@gswise.org or 414-443-3935.

Create an original fused glass sun catcher in a hands-on workshop. Design a two-piece work featuring a layered glass panel with a matching hanging accent, crafted to catch and reflect light from multiple angles. No experience is necessary, and materials and instruction are included. After the session, your piece will be kiln fired and available for pickup once complete.

This weekly community circle fosters connection, self-awareness, personal growth, and a sense of belonging in a caring, supportive setting. The space welcomes people exactly as they are. There is room to share and to listen, to ask questions, learn, explore, laugh, and reflect. Attendees connect with others who value a more conscious, heart-led way of living through open, respectful conversation.

Five Finger Death Punch performs alongside Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire at American Family Insurance Amphitheater in Milwaukee. The concert brings all three artists to one stage for an evening of live music.