Events in Reedsburg, WI

Miss Pat leads a weekly guided craft session that may include painting, cutting, and gluing. The goal is a masterpiece every time. Participation is included with admission and depends on Miss Pat's availability.

This fight practice with Last Hope Live Action Role Play focuses on combat, sparring, and technique work. Sessions often include small scenario run-throughs, targeted skills training, and playtesting. Costumes are optional and in-character decorum is not enforced during practice. The cost is $5 per participant to help cover equipment and upkeep. The practice takes place at Village Forest Park. For more details about outdoor combat practice, see the Last Hope website.

Jose’s Authentic Mexican Food Truck is rolling into Hillsboro with Mexican favorites served hot and ready for lunch, dinner, or any craving in between. Enjoy fresh, flavorful bites without turning on the stove, and make it a tasty stop to share with a friend.

A complimentary Tai Chi session welcomes participants of all experience levels. Certified instructor Kristi Shore leads the class in the library’s Community Room. This is a new exercise option at the library.

Settle in for a second Halloween weekend filled with spooky fun. Friday features a Friday Night Fish Fry. Saturday brings pumpkin carving, trick or treating, and costumes for anyone who missed the first weekend or wants another round. The canteen will be open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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Country music icon Martina McBride takes the stage at Crystal Grand Music Theatre in Wisconsin Dells. Celebrated for hits such as Independence Day, A Broken Wing, and This One’s for the Girls, she brings soaring vocals and heartfelt storytelling to an evening centered on the songs that made her a favorite with fans.

Begin the day with a welcoming session for all abilities that eases the body into motion, then transition into a blended yogalates practice on the barn lawn near the ranch lounge. The opening half focuses on gentle stretching and simple movements suitable for every age and fitness level, followed by a half hour of yogalates that combines yoga postures with Pilates techniques to build strength, flexibility, and balance. Instructors meet participants at the ranch entrance and guide the group to the lawn for a calm outdoor start. Guests staying at CASACAMPO lodging in the farmhouse or the bunkhouse have the morning movement portion included and will be guided to their next activity afterward. The class does not include The Ranch Pass. Tickets should be reserved in advance.

The first annual show in Reedsburg, WI welcomes both club members and the general public, with early showroom access for members and public entry to follow. On-site registration is required. Admission is $10 for members, and $10 for a one-day family membership for the public that includes a spouse and children 16 and under. For more information, contact show host Stu Stein at 262-685-8679 or stuartjean@msn.com, or co-host John Collen at 715-224-2824 or jcollen1@att.net.

Boomtown Saloon has been a country-centered spot in Wisconsin Dells since 2015, pairing Nashville-inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and regular live performances. Travis John appears with roots shaped by his mother’s love of the genre and a namesake nod to Randy Travis and Travis Tritt. The Stevens Point native turned a hometown “Point Idol” karaoke win into guitar-driven gigs, making his first acoustic appearance just six months later and building experience at local venues. Years of persistence led to recording an original single in Nashville and reaching the Wisconsin finals of NashNext 2017. A singer-songwriter, fitness enthusiast, and father, he also gathered fellow musicians to form Soul Whiskey, known for country hits from the 90s, 2000s, and today. Whether solo, in a duo or trio, or with the full band, he brings the same high-energy approach that suits the Boomtown setting.

Explore a weekly community market that brings together area artisans, growers, and small businesses in a laid-back setting where you can linger. Browse handmade treasures, freshly cut flowers, distinctive jewelry and 3D printed creations, herbal and natural goods, treats and gifts for pets, regional produce, tasty bites, and handcrafted art. Offerings shift with the seasons, so each visit brings new finds to discover.

John Starling presents an educational demonstration on bat habitat, conservation, and how to build and place an effective bat house. Learn about Wisconsin bat species, their role in local ecosystems, and how bat houses can naturally help with insect management. The session includes a step by step assembly walkthrough with explanations of key design features, plus guidance on mounting locations, sun exposure, seasonal timing, and common pitfalls to avoid. Conversation also covers realistic occupancy, basic maintenance, and practical ways to encourage bats to use a box rather than settle in unsuitable spots. Hosted at Ernest Hüpeden’s Painted Forest, Art Studio & Study Center, this free program is limited to 15 participants. Precut bat box kits are available to purchase for a suggested donation of $20 to $30 benefiting Ernest Hüpeden’s Painted Forest, and additional donations supporting programming and preservation efforts are appreciated.

Kilo returns to Corkscrew Wine Bar in the Driftless region for a return engagement. Pizzas and wines are on the menu.

Experience an intimate night of live music set among the artwork as Sam Ness, Mike Droho, and Clifford Calhoun IV perform in the Oh!Arts building. The venue’s historic character fosters a close, unfiltered connection between performers and audience, creating a warm, gallery-style concert atmosphere. Sam Ness blends traditional folk and Americana with an indie edge, has shared the stage with America, Styx, and Night Ranger, and has earned multiple Madison Area Music Awards. Mike Droho brings a catalog shaped by more than 3,000 live shows and 10 albums, mixing rock, soul, and Americana, with songs featured on MTV and appearances alongside Gavin DeGraw, Eric Church, and Violent Femmes. Clifford Calhoun has written over 500 songs that spotlight blue collar grit, counterculture, and heartbreak. Space is limited. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Ease into the weekend with a relaxed autumn evening and the season’s last Friday Night Fish Fry. Spend Saturday enjoying the crisp air at the campground or wander into Downtown Baraboo for Fall Fair on the Square, where the square comes alive with crafters, artists, photographers, local food vendors, desserts, and the Baraboo Farmers Market, a friendly way to while away an afternoon in town. Return to camp for a quiet night surrounded by fall color, then finish with an easygoing Sunday morning as the season wraps up. The canteen will be open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

A lively weekend at Devil's Lake State Park 100+ Years centers on camping, hiking, and plenty of partying. Limited spots are available on a first come, first served basis, and a $25 fee covers the camping for the entire weekend.

Andy Braun brings a live folk rock showcase to Balanced Rock Winery, blending well-known tunes with his own songwriting. The set spans decades, with covers honoring artists like Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis Presley, and Neil Young. He will also perform original songs from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22.

Take part in a community run and walk at Field Veteran's Memorial Park with options for a 5K or a 10K. This annual fundraising event is organized by St. Joseph’s Memorial Foundation, and proceeds support the foundation’s work. Participants may run or walk, or contribute as sponsors. Entry fees are $20 for the 5K Run/Walk and $40 for the 10K Run. Medals will be presented to the top three overall male and female finishers in each race. Limited edition race shirts are included with entry for those who register before the stated deadline. The foundation hosts events like this to further the mission of Emplify Health by Gundersen - Hillsboro, serving the region with compassionate, quality care, connecting people to specialty services, and fostering innovation in integrated rural healthcare.

Baraboo Fall Fair on the Square brings an autumn celebration to Baraboo Square, filling the heart of town with a lively, seasonal atmosphere. The square becomes a welcoming setting for a community fair where visitors can wander, take in the sights, and enjoy the spirit of fall.

During Fair on the Square, a flash mob unfolds at Downtown Baraboo Square featuring the Shim Sham routine. Participants can learn the steps by watching the video titled "Shim Sham for Absolute Beginners" on YouTube or by practicing with Baraboo Swing Dance.

Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to give the Wisconsin Dells area a dedicated country music bar, and today it pairs Nashville inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and a regular slate of live performers. Cyrus John, a singer, songwriter, and rocker from South Central Wisconsin who began playing music as a child, brings a mix of original songs and covers that reach across seven decades. Shaped by a musical family and a wide range of heroes and styles, his sets blend country, rock, and blues. He appears either as an acoustic solo act or with a three piece band, choosing from multiple genres so each night offers something familiar and something new. A distinctive tone and a powerful voice round out the show and may even spark a sing along.

Experience live music outside on the patio at Corkscrew, with a selection of drinks, homemade pizzas, and ice cream available.

Jim Brickman brings a piano-centered celebration of his signature songs to CAL Center Presents, Inc in Reedsburg. For more than three decades he has blended pop and classical influences, earning recognition and a devoted audience. This hits-focused concert features enduring melodies and emotional lyrics, with well known selections such as Valentine, The Gift, and Love of My Life among others. The performance spotlights Brickman’s artistry at the keys and his close connection with listeners, built around the songs that fans return to again and again.

Focused on proactive wellness, this health fair takes place at one of Mile Bluff's four clinic locations and offers practical screenings and guidance. Participants can receive complimentary checks for blood pressure and blood glucose. A lipid panel is available for $25, measuring HDL, LDL, and triglycerides. Fasting is optional. After testing, Mile Bluff healthcare professionals will go over the numbers, explain what they mean, and may share tips and resources to help lower the risk of diabetes and heart disease. Results will be forwarded to each participant's primary care provider. Appointments are required for all services and can be scheduled by calling 608-847-1845.

Explore Oktoberfest-inspired cooking with a light touch as you learn ways to use beer that bring deep, layered flavor without making dishes feel heavy. Discover techniques that highlight seasonal ingredients, from chicken gently braised in a flavorful pour to robust vegetables brightened with a hint of hops. Cozy fall favorites take on a fresh beer-kissed twist.

Experience the second immersive hybrid airsoft and blank-fire roleplay event from ASW and SML, inspired by the STALKER series from GSC. Reclaiming Rostok introduces a robust loot-and-trade economy, anomaly fields and hazardous areas, and multiple factions competing for control of the Rostok region. After severe setbacks for MIL, independent stalkers, and other groups at the hands of Monolith forces, the CON-UA Mil launches a wide-ranging push that calls on stalkers to shut down Psi Emitters in the North Forest and restore a non-Monolith foothold in the Zone. This is a continuous, weekend-long experience with the freedom to engage at your own pace. Participants may remain on the field the entire time, step out when needed, and re-enter play without being required to stay in character nonstop. The flow begins with check-in, chrono, and briefings, then opens into LARP-focused field time for establishing camps and control points, creating hideouts, exploring, and mapping the Zone. Full gameplay includes vendors, evolving storylines, NPC interactions, and faction warfare, with anomaly areas regularly refreshed with artifacts. When vendor and admin services pause overnight, the 1000 Rads Bar continues to provide medical support and ammunition. Costuming aligns with faction identity, though elaborate outfits are not necessary and standard gear is suitable. Players of any airsoft experience level are welcome. On-site camping is available for the weekend or longer. Be sure to review the faction color and policy rules for this event. The final day features continued full gameplay, a culminating story confrontation with resolution, and an Endex followed by debrief and time to relax with fellow participants.

A cooking class led by Lodge cookware representative Rebekah Cordero explores the versatility of cast iron in everyday meals. Attendees learn how to season and maintain Lodge cookware and discover recipes that demonstrate reliable performance on the stove and in the oven. The session offers practical guidance, clear techniques, and inspiration to build confidence at home, welcoming both newcomers to cast iron and longtime users.

Taking place at Madison College - Reedsburg, this community garden talk explores how to put your garden to bed, and includes a gourd painting craft for kids.

Blaine Howard performs at Boomtown Saloon, which opened in 2015 to give the Wisconsin Dells area a dedicated country music bar and now pairs Nashville style dishes with a steady country soundtrack. The Fairchild, Wisconsin native blends acoustic Americana, pop, and classic rock, drawing on more than two decades of experience that includes hundreds of shows in a dozen states as part of bands, duos, and solo sets. His resume spans bars, theaters, living rooms, coffeehouses, churches, and festival stages, and he has appeared alongside the Grammy winning group Nickel Creek, country artist EllaMay Kay, Americana artists John Gorka and Bill Mallonee, and regional artists Brian Bethke and Greg Gilbertson. His set features original songs that have earned awards along with inventive covers that reach across six decades of pop, country, rock, and folk, touching on favorites by Johnny Cash, Van Morrison, U2, Journey, Miranda Lambert, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Indigo Girls, Tom Petty, and Chris Stapleton. Highlights include winning the Great River Folk Fest songwriting contest in 2016 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and placing in the top ten of the 2004 Hank Williams songwriting contest in Flat Rock, North Carolina. Videos of his live performances have drawn more than 6,000 views on Facebook and YouTube.

The Reedsburg Area HS Music Department presents its sixth annual mattress sale fundraiser in the RAHS Large Gym at Reedsburg Area High. Explore a showroom of high quality mattresses that are custom made after the fundraiser, featuring options from brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Malouf at reduced pricing. Shoppers can choose from all sizes, with warranties of 10, 12, 15, or 20 years depending on the model, plus available financing. Many mattresses are made in Wisconsin, and orders are produced and delivered weeks after the sale. Adjustable beds and split king sleep systems are also offered. Every purchase supports RAHS music students, and the sale takes place for one day only.

Great Day Market- Gaming Expo returns to The Vault in Downtown Baraboo for its second year. Admission is free. Browse game-themed merchandise, test in development titles from local indie developers, and enjoy a vintage play area featuring games donated by David Wills. Local vendors will have treats, drinks, and other goodies.

Boomtown Saloon hosts a solo acoustic performance by La Crosse musician Zeke Fitz. His show centers on 1990s country with songs made popular by Brooks & Dunn, Toby Keith, and Joe Diffie, and he also includes material from modern artists like Zach Bryan, Tyler Childers, and Morgan Wallen. He also adds covers from classic rock and alternative catalogs. Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to serve the Wisconsin Dells area as a country music bar, pairing Nashville-inspired food with a country soundtrack and presenting live music on a regular basis.

Teams of two or four go head to head in a spooky themed jigsaw race, choosing between a 250 piece option suitable for kids or a 500 piece challenge for experienced adult puzzlers. Phones and outside help are off limits, so quick thinking and teamwork take center stage as the clock ticks. Bring your favorite snacks to stay energized while you sort, match, and place pieces. First place teams in both team sizes within each puzzle division receive Chamber Bucks prizes. There are no age requirements. Entry is $20 for a two person team and $32 for a four person team. The event takes place at the Baraboo Civic Center Gymnasium. Online registration is available.

Support the children's museum with a family-friendly fun run sponsored by Log Cabin Family Restaurant. Expect an upbeat day that blends fitness and giving back, with activities for all ages. Families can enjoy crafts and games, pick up goody bags, refuel with refreshments, and take part in trunk or treat. The run is not timed, so kids can walk or run at a comfortable pace, and parents may accompany their children at no cost. Helpers will be stationed along the course to keep everyone on the right path. All activities take place at the Sauk County Fairgrounds. Sign up opens in September, and route details with instructions will be shared closer to the event.

A Halloween-themed evening of live big band music from All That Jazz features a festive atmosphere, a costume contest with prizes, and other fun activities. Advance tickets cost $30, while admission at the door is $40, with early bird pricing available.

Halloween brings Abby Spencer to Boomtown Saloon for a night rooted in country. Boomtown has been a staple for the Wisconsin Dells scene since 2015, pairing Nashville style fare with a steady country soundtrack and frequent live performances. Abby is a familiar name in area nightlife, shaping her voice since childhood and bringing a country sound with a gritty edge. She has shared stages with national artists such as Derek Jones, Jamie Lin Wilson, Courtney Patton, Alex Williams, and The Plott Hounds. In 2018 she took her solo show across Midwest venues, and by 2019 she joined the Midwest CMO and launched The Holler, a well liked regional band. She leaned into songwriting in 2022, telling personal stories that connect with many listeners, and continued writing and recording with plans for new music in 2023. The performance showcases her seasoned style in a venue built around country music.

At Fisher’s Bar, a lively meat raffle invites spins of the wheel for chances at meat and prizes. All proceeds benefit kids, turning every win into support for a good cause. The upbeat hip hip energy keeps the fun going.

The fifth annual Badgerland Bag Brawl brings a full weekend of competitive cornhole to Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells in partnership with Wisconsin Cornhole Directors. The tournament is run through the American Cornhole League with a 420-team cap. An ACL profile is required to register, and directors may move participants if a selected division does not match ACL or Scoreholio ratings. Attendees under 21 are permitted but must remain in the ballroom and hotel areas and not enter the casino. Live music is part of the fun, with singer songwriter Bree Morgan scheduled to perform at various times and locations, with a detailed set list to be shared closer to the event. Competition offerings cover a wide range of skill levels and formats. Women’s, Seniors and Juniors play double-elimination singles and include short five-round warm-up games that do not affect results. Crew Cup features four-player teams in a double-elimination, nine-round limited format and allows one Pro per team. It is split into Lower, where every team member must hold a CPI under 7.25, and Upper, where players may move up but not down. Blind Draw play is organized by CPI tiers, including Tier 1 for CPI 7.25 to 12, Tier 3 for 6.25 to 7.25, Tier 4 for 5.00 to 6.25 and Tier 5 for below 5.00. Doubles starts with six rounders games and then advances to a double-elimination, single-game bracket across five tiers. Singles also run as double-elimination, single-game brackets, with Tier 1 open to any CPI, Tier 2 for 8.0 or lower, Tier 3 for 7.0 or lower, Tier 4 for 6.0 or lower and Tier 5 for 5.0 or lower, plus a Rising Stars category for kids under 10 who have a CPI under 4.00 or, if no CPI, a PPR under 4.50. Entry fees are 30 dollars for Women’s, Seniors and Juniors. Crew Cup is 160 dollars for Upper and 100 dollars for Lower. Blind Draw fees are 50 dollars for Tier 1, 40 dollars for Tier 3, 30 dollars for Tier 4 and 20 dollars for Tier 5. Doubles is 100 dollars per team. Singles fees are 60 dollars for Tier 1, 50 for Tier 2, 40 for Tier 3, 30 for Tier 4, 20 for Tier 5 and 20 for Rising Stars. Payouts are set at 80 percent for Doubles; for Singles, 100 percent in Tier 1, 80 percent in Tier 2, 70 percent in Tier 3, 60 percent in Tier 4 and a plaque plus a small cash prize for first in Tier 5; for Blind Draw, 100 percent in Tier 1, 70 percent in Tier 3, 60 percent in Tier 4 and a plaque plus a small cash prize for first in Tier 5; and 80 percent for Women’s, Juniors, Seniors and Crew. Rising Stars awards a plaque with no cash payout. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Wisconsin Wrestling Association is hosting a 50th anniversary celebration for the George Martin Wrestling Hall of Fame at Kalahari Resorts - Wisconsin Dells. This milestone gathering marks five decades of the Hall of Fame’s history, with additional details available through the Wisconsin Wrestling Association.

Celebrating five decades together, 38 Special has sold 20 million albums and delivered more than 15 records of guitar-driven Southern rock, packed with hits like "Hold On Loosely," "Caught Up In You," "If I’d Been The One," "Back Where You Belong," and "Second Chance." Formed in 1974, the Florida natives built their reputation through relentless touring, shaping an arena-ready mix of muscle and melody that became a fixture on FM radio. Trends shifted and some members stepped away, yet the band kept the wheels turning, carrying the banner for enduring rock and roll. Now entering its sixth decade, 38 Special marks a new chapter with Milestone, the first studio album in more than 20 years, powered by snarling guitars, anthemic hooks, and a drive to push forward while honoring their roots.

Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro offers a convenient drive thru flu vaccination clinic in Elroy to help protect patients and the community. Flu shots are available for people 6 months and older, and walk-ins are welcome. Scheduling ahead is encouraged to help keep the process quick. To make an appointment, call 608-489-8280. Flu vaccines are also available by appointment at Emplify Health clinics in Hillsboro, Elroy, and Wonewoc.

Ash and Ink Book Market brings readers, authors, and small businesses together in a cozy, creative setting centered on stories and community. Fans of romance, fantasy, and thrillers will find plenty to explore, along with a welcoming bookish vibe. Authors appearing include McKenzie Burns, K.M.Cole, Keilah Jude, Bethany Witte-Krantz, Anessa Mae, Maggie Lynn, Audrey Lynden, M.S. Quinn, Chelsea Jean, Avery August, and Ashley Hintermeyer. Vendors such as Knot Ordinary, Crafted., Bookish stickers, Book Bound Sisters, Happy Daisy Shoppe, and Luludi Soap will be on hand, and the influencer @midnight__library_ is also slated to attend. Admission is free.

Boomtown Saloon, a country music bar established in 2015 to serve the Wisconsin Dells area, pairs Nashville-inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and live music every Saturday night. After the Justin Moore show, the night continues with a set from Zakk Grandahl. This Duluth, Minnesota artist blends traditional and outlaw country. His debut album, Barstool Stories, arrived in August 2021, followed by Living The Dream in February 2023. He has shared stages with Diamond Rio, Mark Chesnutt, Jackson Taylor & The Sinners, and The Steel Woods, and counts influences such as Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, and David Allan Coe.

Molly Hatchet and The Sweet come together for a concert that bridges Southern rock and British glam. Rising from Jacksonville’s early 1970s blend of blues, country, gospel, and rock, Molly Hatchet earned multi-platinum status with a self-titled debut on Epic in 1978, followed by Flirtin’ with Disaster in 1979, and built its reputation through intense touring alongside Aerosmith, Bob Seger, and The Rolling Stones. The band’s legacy continues as it carries forward the sound that helped define Southern rock. The Sweet, a British group that became one of the leading glam rock acts of the 1970s, achieved worldwide success with hits like Ballroom Blitz, Fox on the Run, Love Is Like Oxygen, Little Willy, Blockbuster, Action, Teenage Rampage, and AC/DC. After the original lineup disbanded, founder Steve Priest revived the band in 2007 with Richie Onori and Stevie Stewart to keep the music alive for new generations. Their songs remain fixtures in popular culture, appearing in major films and series such as Guardians of the Galaxy, The Black Phone, Suicide Squad, and Wayne’s World. A happy hour is offered. The Crystal Grand Experience Ticket adds lounge access before the show, a private set from a local acoustic artist, catered appetizers, and two complimentary drinks, plus chances to win a meet and greet with the headlining artist if one is offered. Meet and greets are not guaranteed and there are no refunds if one is not provided.

A supportive, restorative retreat for women with metastatic, stage 4 breast cancer takes place at Sundara Inn & Spa in Wisconsin Dells. Participants gather in a confidential, comfortable setting for guided conversations about managing complex emotions, communicating with family and friends, and finding ways to live fully with advanced disease. Through connection, creative expression, and gentle wellness activities, the experience focuses on building resilience, rediscovering joy, and nurturing hope. Over four days, expect pampering without daily responsibilities, energizing group discussions with others who understand, opportunities for expressive arts, time in nature, wholesome and delicious meals, and space for reflection, sharing, healing, and laughter. The registration fee is $250 and includes all activities, a private hotel room, and all meals. A nonrefundable $50 deposit secures a place, and the remaining $200 is due one week before the retreat. Thanks to donor support, all attendees receive a scholarship that lowers the typical cost of participation, which is usually about $1,600. Financial circumstances should not stand in the way of attending.

Recycle eligible agricultural plastics at a county drop-off held at the Sauk County Highway Shop. Accepted materials include silage bags, bunker covers, and hoop film. Plastic baler twine is not recycled through this program, but it may be used to tie loose plastic into tight, manageable bundles. Bale wrap and net wrap or mesh are incompatible with the accepted materials and should be landfilled, so do not include them in bundles or supersacks. Loose plastics will not be taken. To support successful recycling, all plastics must be clean and dry and brought either in Recapture Bags or securely tied with twine. Recapture Bags are available from the Sauk County Land Resources and Environment Department, with up to five provided at no cost each year to each Sauk County farm. Each bag holds about 200 pounds of plastic.

Boomtown Saloon, opened in 2015 to bring a true country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area, pairs Nashville inspired food with a steady soundtrack of country hits and regular live shows. Olivia Maro, an emerging country artist, takes the stage with a set of fan favorites that includes covers of artists such as Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Zach Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Taylor Swift, Chris Young, Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Kelsea Ballerini, Jon Pardi, Lauren Alaina, Carly Pearce, Jo Dee Messina, Kacey Musgraves, Maddie & Tae, Lainey Wilson, Dolly Parton, Kid Rock, and Luke Bryan. Expect an evening of familiar country anthems in a setting created for the genre.

At Ho-Chunk Hotel & Convention Center in the Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo area, this fair gathers more than 40 holistic vendors and practitioners offering a wide range of wellness options. Attendees can explore holistic health services, natural herbal remedies, locally sourced raw honey, psychic readings, crystals, wellness coaching, energy healing, organic products, essential oils, and more. Programming includes a group mediumship gallery along with free speaker sessions and free workshops. Admission is $5. Free gift bags will be available for the first 20 guests during two scheduled giveaway times. The organizers host similar events regularly.

The November dance at Voyageur Inn & Conference Center features Country Legends as the host band, performing classic country songs from earlier years. Requests are welcome, so guests can hear their favorite tunes on the dance floor.

Boomtown Saloon, founded in 2015 to bring a true country music bar experience to the Wisconsin Dells area, pairs Nashville-inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and frequent live performances. For Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving Eve, the stage features Pete Henry for a set that weaves familiar favorites with his own songs. Also known as Peter Henry Fisk, he is an American singer and instrumentalist who began guitar studies at age nine with Craig Sorrenti and started performing around Stockton and Modesto. As a teenager he won first place at the 2002 Stairway to Stardom concert with the rock group Concrete Rose, and later earned the Louis Armstrong Award along with Most Outstanding Jazz Soloist as part of the Escalon High School Jazz Ensemble. He studied early music under John Schneiderman at the University of California, Irvine, completing an MFA while performing with guitar ensembles at UCI, OCC, and IVC, as well as the Cal State Fullerton Orchestra, all while staying active in blues, jazz, and folk communities. Since then he has worked full time as a musician with an extensive international schedule, opening for Shine Delphi and for Cowboy Diplomacy, making a noted appearance during SXSW 2021 at Native Hostel before Dave Chappelle, and opening at the Crystal Grand Music Theater in Wisconsin Dells for Scott Stapp in 2022 and Gary Allen in 2023. Predominantly a solo act today, he enjoys collaborating and often presents one-man band arrangements. His work includes composing and sound design for screen, founding the bands HIYA, Ellenwood Kitchen Club, and The Burps, and teaching guitar and music for the South Orange County Community College District. Now based in southern Wisconsin, he has completed three full-length albums and focuses on guitar, mandolin, and banjo transcriptions that span early Americana through contemporary songs.

Boomtown Saloon opened in 2015 to bring a country music bar to the Wisconsin Dells area. Today it pairs Nashville inspired dishes with a steady country soundtrack, and live music fills the room every Saturday night. Payton Eilers steps to the stage with experience that began at age 10, encouraged by family and trusted teachers. She appears at venues throughout the region and delivers a varied mix of covers, moving from the Lumineers and Shinedown to Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, and Kasey Musgraves, along with a selection of her own songs. As a singer and songwriter, she is investing heart into her craft and working toward recording her first album.

Enjoy a relaxed bus trip to Wisconsin Dells for the Christmas in the Dells Dinner Show, a multi million dollar holiday production promoted as the largest and most spectacular in the Midwest. Expect sugar plum fairies, angels, dancing elves, enchanted reindeer, and a cheerful appearance by Saint Nick, along with a celebration of the birth of Christ that includes what is described as the area's largest living nativity. The stage features singers, dancers, comedians, and variety acts enhanced by pyrotechnics, laser effects, massive video screens, and a big live band. A four course dinner is included.

Set out on a relaxed bus trip to Wisconsin Dells for the Christmas in the Dells Dinner Show. This multi-million dollar holiday production is promoted as the largest and most spectacular Christmas show in the Midwest, bringing sugar plum fairies, soaring angels, dancing elves, enchanted reindeer, and Jolly old Saint Nick to the stage. The story of the season is highlighted with a celebration of the birth of Christ and what is described as the area’s largest living nativity. An ensemble of singers, dancers, comedians, and variety acts performs alongside pyrotechnics, laser lights, giant video screens, and a full live band. A four course dinner feast is included.

A grand holiday fair celebrates its 20th year, bringing together more than forty working makers. Artists, craftspeople, and purveyors of edible treats showcase and sell pieces they create by hand in their own studios. Themed moments like Find Your Inner Santa and Plaid Saturday add to the festivities, and the fair coincides with other holiday happenings in Downtown Baraboo. Strong community support has helped make it a longstanding Baraboo tradition, with Helen's Daughters Studio serving as sponsor throughout its two-decade history.

The Oak Ridge Boys take the stage with the staying power of true icons, known far beyond their 1981 crossover hit Elvira. This now-legendary quartet, featuring Duane Allen, Richard Sterban, and William Lee Golden, has been performing together since 1973 and continues to thrill audiences with distinctive vocals and high-energy shows. Their achievements span a dozen gold albums, three platinum releases, one double-platinum album, a double-platinum single, and thirty Top 10 hits. Highlights of their storied journey include performances for five American presidents, trailblazing country music videos, induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, and sales exceeding 40 million albums with millions of streams. Recent albums produced by Grammy winner Dave Cobb underscore their commitment to fresh ideas and new sounds. With a five-decade catalog to draw from, they focus on more than nostalgia, always challenging themselves to deliver something new while honoring a remarkable legacy.

Sunrise Veterinary Services is hosting an affordable vaccination clinic that helps make routine pet care accessible for the community. Discounted vaccines, testing, and bundled options are available for dogs and cats, along with low cost exams. No appointments will be scheduled, and walk in service is offered. Please bring pets in carriers or on leashes. Payment is taken at the time of service, with cash, debit, or credit accepted, and checks are not accepted. This is a simple way to keep up with preventive care while saving on costs.