The best things to do in Washington County

Foundry 45 nails the industrial-chic vibe in the Kettle Moraine, with polished concrete, warm wood, exposed beams, and 11,000 square feet of flexible space plus a romantic outdoor ceremony spot. Weddings, reunions, or company events feel easy here, with full-service bars and rooms that actually fit your plan.

From the Kewaskum newsletter, September 29, 2026

With 27 holes across three distinct nines, Hon-E-Kor Golf & Country Club is where your slice gets scenery and your Friday nights get a fish fry. The only 27-hole course in the Northern Kettle Moraine, plus a welcoming bar, homemade dishes, and leagues keep locals coming back.

From the Kewaskum newsletter, September 24, 2026

Stix Golf Entertainment serves up Full Swing golf simulators, a legit menu, and a bar vibe that makes nine holes after work dangerously easy to say yes to. Book a bay with friends, join a league, or host a team hang and let the ball flight data do the chirping.

From the Menomonee Falls newsletter, September 28, 2026

Bubs Irish Pub is the neighborhood spot when you want real-deal Irish pub energy with weekly live bands, room to dance, and proper pints plus pool and darts. Planning something big? Their flexible spaces, from the Guinness Snug Room to the Irish Festival Hall, handle weddings, fundraisers, or milestone parties.

From the Menomonee Falls newsletter, October 4, 2026

If you want a classic walk with shot-making choices, Blackstone Creek Golf Club threads the Menomonee River through doglegs and par-3 carries, then finishes on big, smooth greens that actually reward a confident roll. Leagues, outings, and The Pub’s post-round scene make it a dependable home course for Falls folks.

From the Menomonee Falls newsletter, October 21, 2026

Whether you want the latest blockbuster or a low-key weeknight escape, West Bend Cinema keeps it simple with 10 screens, first-run flicks, and the essentials at concessions. Grab advance tickets, rack up points on their loyalty program, and actually enjoy going to the movies again.

From the West Bend newsletter, September 10, 2026

Built in 1929 and restored in 2020 by a local nonprofit, The Bend Theater keeps the fun close to home with a rotating mix of classic movies, live music, stand-up, and The Bend Sessions lecture series, all under that glowing West Bend blade sign. Easy weeknight or date-night plans achieved.

From the Kewaskum newsletter, October 3, 2026