Events in Washington County today

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Live music pairs perfectly with a crisp fall evening. Expect great tunes, cold drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere filled with good vibes.

In West Bend, Wisconsin, author and paranormal researcher J. Nathan Couch, known from TRVL Channel’s "In Search of Monsters" and History Channel’s "UnXplained," leads a guided stroll that blends local history, enduring legends, and eyewitness stories. Expect a relaxed walk past places tied to reports of spooks, specters, and spirits, shared through engaging storytelling. The route covers roughly 1.2 miles, about 15 blocks with some uphill sections, and typically lasts around 90 minutes depending on the group. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Restroom access along the way may be available at nearby businesses, but it is not guaranteed. This experience is family friendly, recommended for ages 12 and up, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is $15, with cash preferred, and Venmo or PayPal also accepted. Signed copies of "Washington County Paranormal: A Wisconsin Legend Trip" and "Goatman: Flesh or Folklore?" will be available at the event for $10 each while supplies last.

At The Bend Theater in West Bend, WI, Jagged Little Pill, an Alanis Morissette tribute, celebrates the artist whose music defined an era and highlighted female empowerment. The performance features favorites from the landmark Jagged Little Pill album, including Ironic, You Oughta Know, and You Learn, plus additional hits from her extensive catalog. The original album became a global phenomenon, selling more than 33 million copies and earning five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. These songs continue to connect with audiences of all ages.

Explore the West Bend Farmer's Market and enjoy time browsing the market. For more information, additional details are available on the market's website.

Browse the Germantown Farmer's Market for fresh produce, handcrafted items, and baked treats. The market features a variety of vendors with plenty to explore. Those interested in selling can apply to participate. It takes place in Germantown, Wisconsin.

Fall nights and live music make a perfect pair. The Brian McCullough Band sets the tone at Bilda's with lively songs, chilled drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere that lasts throughout the fall season.

Paranormal author and researcher J. Nathan Couch, featured on TRVL Channel’s In Search of Monsters and History Channel’s UnXplained, leads a ghost walk that mixes local history with folklore and eyewitness stories. The route covers about 1.2 miles with a few uphill sections and typically takes around 90 minutes, though the pace can vary by group. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Restroom access is not guaranteed, as availability depends on public facilities at businesses along the way. The tour is family friendly, with a recommendation of ages 12 and older, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is $15, with cash preferred, and Venmo or PayPal also accepted. Signed copies of Washington County Paranormal: A Wisconsin Legend Trip and Goatman: Flesh or Folklore? will be offered for $10 each while supplies last.

Comedian and mind-reader Peter Antoniou delivers a show that blends quick wit with uncanny audience moments and gasp-worthy surprises. What began with a tarot deck and guidance from his fortune-telling aunt grew into training with an eclectic circle of mentors, from tarot readers and psychics to wizards, magicians, hypnotists, profilers, and psychologists... all fueled by a childhood wish to be recruited by the X-Men. Nearly two decades later, he has toured internationally for packed theaters, major corporations, and even royalty. He has headlined in Las Vegas at the Venetian and the Mirage, hosted the America’s Got Talent show at the Luxor after his run on the series, and made numerous TV and radio appearances while taking his comedy show to sell-out crowds. Expect a playful, personal, and eerie experience that feels like stepping into a live episode of The Twilight Zone.

A Halloween celebration fills Bubs Irish Pub in Germantown, WI with live music from Sons of Sconnie. Drink specials and the returning costume contest round out the festivities for a lively night at Bub’s.

A lively show of live music with Maddie Jo and Marr'Lo, covering favorites from the 90s through today in a blend of pop, rock, and country. Costumes are encouraged for a festive atmosphere.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck sets up at Tractor Supply Co. in Hartford with a menu of favorites such as lobster rolls, tacos, and bisque served from the truck all day. Order ahead through the mobile app to move quickly through the line. The app typically opens a couple of hours before each service, and you will need to wait until the current service ends before placing an order for the next one. Mobile ordering can sometimes be limited or unavailable, and walk-up orders at the truck are always welcome. Earn rewards with every purchase, and if you order at the truck, ask to have your QR code scanned so the points are added to your account.

Live music sets the tone for a perfect evening, with plenty of tunes, cold drinks, and laid back vibes. Settle in and enjoy the music while you sip something chilled and soak up the relaxed atmosphere.

Pizza Ranch West Bend is hosting a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. During the event, 10 percent of all dine-in and carryout sales will be donated. Guests can support the cause by dining in or ordering carryout during the event hours.

At Jack Russell Memorial Library, this support circle welcomes people who are newly diagnosed, in active treatment, or moving forward after breast cancer. Those who attend bring first-hand experience of the journey, coming together to share stories, encourage one another, foster hope, and build meaningful friendships. Conversations can touch on diagnosis, treatment, worries, triumphs, or the everyday parts of life. There is no expectation to speak... being present and listening is completely okay.

This support group welcomes anyone facing a diagnosis or navigating breast cancer. Women with lived experience share their journeys to provide encouragement, hope, and connection. Conversation is open to any topic in a positive, uplifting setting. The group gathers in the upstairs conference room at Jack Russell Memorial Library.

NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, eight-week educational class for family members, partners, and friends supporting adults living with mental illness. Led by trained volunteers with personal experience, the class offers information about mental health conditions, communication and problem-solving skills, self-care and boundary-setting strategies, and support from others who understand. Registration is required, and space is limited.

Enjoy a welcoming slow-flow yoga class led by YRT Missy Schwalbach, designed for all experience levels. Mindful movement, gentle strength, and breath encourage you to move at your own pace and reconnect with your body. Bring a yoga mat. Drop-in classes are $15, or a 10-class punch card is $125.

This inclusive group walk welcomes participants of every age and ability level. Attendees meet at The Hub, then depart together for the walk.

Bring along fiber arts projects such as knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, or hook rugs and settle in for a relaxed, social work session. There is no instructor and no set activity, just a welcoming space to make progress on your own piece while spending time with others who enjoy crafting. The first hour is reserved for adults only. After that, adults and children ages 9 and up are welcome.