Events in Watertown, WI

Legendary Lake Mills, a Chamber Main Street organization, presents a farmers market in downtown Commons Park featuring local vendors with exclusively homemade or homegrown goods. Explore seasonal produce and plants, discover handcrafted art and unique gifts, and pick up baked sweets and other treats. Staff from Legendary Lake Mills and the Farmers Market Committee Chairs are available to help with questions. The 2026 season is supported by Bank of Lake Mills, Culver’s of Lake Mills, Farmers & Merchants State Bank, Jensen Plumbing Heating & Air, and Sanft Accounting and Tax LLC.

Choose from three routes ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 miles, with options suited to every pace, including walkers. The group meets on the back patio and sets off after the dinner bell. Participants receive $2 off their first beverage and their first food item.

A community meal features a menu that includes vegetables and dessert. Meals are available for dining in, with carry-out offered as needed. The gathering is at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. Ride-sharing is recommended, and groups coordinating transportation ministries are welcome to share their details to help spread the word.

A relaxed gathering for anyone who enjoys working with yarn, thread, and all things fiber takes place at Sunshine Brewing in Lake Mills. Knitters, crocheters, needlepoint enthusiasts, and other makers bring their own materials and current projects, settle into a comfortable spot, and enjoy conversation while they work. There is no set agenda or theme, just a welcoming community where beginners and experienced crafters both feel at home. New participants can find friendly guidance for casting on, chaining, or fixing tricky mistakes. Attendees receive $2 off drinks, with options that include beer on tap as well as hard seltzer cocktails and mocktails.

Guitars-N-Veterans returns to its home at The Sunset Hill Farm, hosted by the farm and sponsored by The Lake Mills American Legion Post 67. This free community series partners with local food providers, many local musicians, and generous sponsors to create welcoming evenings for veterans and their families, as well as anyone who supports veterans, to relax, enjoy the sunset, share a free concert and meal, and connect with one another. The series runs over seven months on the third Thursday from April through October, with a different band and food vendor featured each time. This installment highlights music by Kill n' Time, food from Mike's Brunch N Lunch, and support from M.J. Landscapes, Inc. The gathering is set on the deck at The Sunset Hill Farm, with music and activities moving into the barn if it rains. All music, beverages, and snacks are donated by local businesses and individuals. One hundred percent of donations, proceeds, and sponsorships go directly to a fund account managed by The Lake Mills American Legion Post 67 to be used only for these events. Donations of any amount are welcome, and sponsorships of 1,500.00 or more are appreciated.

Tyranena’s The Fharmacy Public House hosts personal tarot readings with Brandi of Psychic Readings by Brandi. Brandi offers grounded, ethical guidance delivered professionally, sharing insights while leaving choices in your hands, without talk of curses or quick fixes. Her approach centers on clarity and empowerment to support positive change. Readings are $25 and spots are offered in order of arrival, with sign up available at the venue.

Explore a calming style of art journaling that turns recycled and found materials into creative pages. This club welcomes experienced junk journalers and anyone curious to try the hobby. Meetings take place in the Makerspace and focus on relaxed, open-ended paper crafting and friendly conversation. Please bring a journal of your choice, with a spiral binding suggested for convenience, along with any scraps or other items you would like to use. The library will provide adhesive, scissors, and a selection of materials to share. For questions, contact Jamie at the library.

Experience thermography scans that offer a comfortable, noninvasive and radiation-free way to look for inflammation and functional changes in the body. Using digital infrared imaging to map temperature and vascular patterns, the scan provides insights that are interpreted by physicians who supply a written report of findings. The screening typically takes under 30 minutes and can be used to monitor breast health as well as the sinuses and dental areas, thyroid, carotid arteries, TMJ, lymphatic system, colon, liver, gallbladder, kidneys, adrenals, reproductive organs, spine, and digestive system. A results consultation with Nicole is available in 30 or 60 minute formats for an additional fee. To reserve a spot, contact Jenny at longevity@email.com or call or text 414-530-4964.

Lyons Irish Pub presents the foxfire affair with a midyear nod to St. Patrick’s Day and a spirited blend of Celtgrass, folk, Celtic, and maritime influences. Daniel and Claire, the duo behind the name, craft a surprisingly full sound by playing multiple instruments at the same time, including guitar, concertina, tenor banjo, accordion, and more. The performance ranges from Irish traditional tunes and sea shanties to American folk, sprinkled with a bit of original material, all carried by pub-ready energy and a bluegrass twist.

At Patricks-ARCADE-BAR, The Lonely Sidekick brings the drive of a full band as a single performer. He locks in the groove with a foot-powered suitcase drum, layers in agile guitar work, and adds smooth, soulful vocals... all simultaneously. The show is upbeat and interactive, mixing a handpicked set with on-the-spot requests for a lively, audience-engaging experience.

Bank First is offering a free paper shredding opportunity in Watertown that helps protect against identity theft while also supporting local food assistance. Community members are encouraged to bring one nonperishable food item for each bag of personal documents they plan to shred, with all donations going to nearby food pantries. Shredding takes place on site through Confidential Records, an AAA-certified provider that brings mobile units and uses licensed and bonded document destruction specialists. All material is removed securely, and attendees may observe the process for added reassurance. The program has a strong track record, with 87,600 pounds of paper destroyed across 18 events in 2024 and 91,975 pounds across 20 locations in 2025. To preserve space for residents, businesses are asked not to participate. The event proceeds regardless of weather. Acceptable materials include sensitive paperwork such as old tax returns, bank and credit card statements, medical records, and other personal documents. Items that cannot be accepted include black butterfly clips, hanging file folders, three ring binders, hard drives, magnetic tapes, and any plastic items.

This stop of The Global takes place at the private Roundhouse Farm Disc Golf Course just outside Watertown and supports the Paul McBeth Foundation and its work to grow disc golf around the world. Efforts connected to this mission include new baskets and a first course in Rwanda, tournaments in Kenya at Project 2.4 Nairobi and The Reserve at Rimpa Estates Wildlife Conservancy, continued growth in Uganda, and projects in the Dominican Republic. Participants will meet near the barn and sheds at the course. A grill will be available with burgers or brats for a $5 plate that includes self serve salads, and everyone should bring their own drinks.

The program offers a chance to meet birds of prey and learn about Wisconsin raptors with the team from Hoo's Woods Raptor Center in Milton, Wisconsin. There is no admission charge and the public is welcome. Contributions to Friends of Korth Park are welcome, and memberships and gifts help fund programming, events, and stewardship work that care for and improve Korth Park for the community.

Experience an evening that brings earth and sky together. Enjoy a farm-to-table dinner sourced from the land, then take part in a celestial circle guided by the stars. The night weaves nourishment with astrology, designed to honor the season of life you are stepping into.

Stone Cold Country brings a live performance to The Barrel Inn Bar & Grill in Marshall/Deansville, where food and a friendly atmosphere accompany the music.

Andy Braun brings a set of folk rock favorites and singer songwriter picks that span the 1950s, 60s, and 70s through today, with songs associated with Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, Neil Young, and more. The show also includes original material from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, available on major streaming platforms.

This yearly summer meat shoot invites participants to bring their own gun and ammunition, come with a competitive spirit, and compete for a chance to win Pernat's meat prizes.

Mikey Fuss & Country Western Friends present a live set that spotlights music from the 1950s and 1960s along with classic country, offering a warm, nostalgic soundtrack filled with timeless tunes.

Settle in for a book club conversation about Daughter of No Worlds by Carissa Broadbent, a fantasy tale of magic, resilience, and pivotal choices. Expect a welcoming setting in the Library Annex, along with snacks and a thoughtful discussion that explores its layered world and heartfelt stakes. For questions, contact Amanda at amanda@columbuspubliclibrary.info.

A compassionate group facilitated by a hospice chaplain from the area offers a caring setting for people grieving a loss. Participants can share their stories, connect with others who understand, and receive support on the path toward healing. Whether the loss is recent or long ago, understanding companionship is available. This gathering is free and open to everyone and meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month.

A community meal will be served at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. Seating is available for dine-in, with carry-out provided as needed. The menu currently lists vegetables and dessert, and other items have not been specified. For transportation, ride-sharing is recommended, and forming a transportation ministry is encouraged. The organizers welcome hearing about any groups that have formed so they can help share the information.

This event features live music performed in real time, offering the energy and atmosphere of a stage performance.

A Books & Beer conversation with author Sara Dahmen focuses on her Flats Junction historical fiction series, with special attention to the final two titles, Trader and Stranger. The gathering takes place at the Columbus Public Library Annex and also offers an online option through Zoom. Registration is required for Zoom access. Guests may bring their own beverages, and wine, beer, soda, and snacks will be available.

90s Jake brings a live set to Splash Martini Bar with rock, grunge, and alternative favorites from the 1990s. Hear covers of Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Radiohead, Green Day, Nirvana, and more.

Main Street Mania 2026 brings a Game Day theme to Marshall, Wisconsin, with activities and entertainment for all ages. Attractions include a Kids Zone, a Thirsty Station, a silent auction, a bucket raffle, craft vendors, food vendors, and music throughout the day. The music lineup features a live band alongside a high energy DJ, offering plenty to listen to while visitors explore vendors and take part in the auction and raffle. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

A fun night in Watertown features no cover at the door. Arrive early with an appetite to enjoy dinner beforehand. The kitchen is known locally for standout food, with onion rings that get special praise. This is an indoor gathering, and if the weather cooperates, the garage door may be opened to let in the early fall air.

Readers meet in the Library Conference Room for a monthly discussion group that welcomes newcomers. The club convenes on the final Wednesday each month and explores a rotating selection of books, with recent choices including The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue by V.E. Schwab, Travels with Charley by John Steinbeck, Before I Forget by Tory Henwood Hoen, My Antonia by Willa Cather, and The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon.

Enjoy a meal at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. The menu includes vegetables and dessert, with other details currently unspecified. Meals will be served for dine-in, with a carry-out option available if needed. Those who need transportation are encouraged to arrange ride sharing, and groups forming a transportation ministry are invited to share information so it can be passed along.

An after hours book club conversation focuses on Never Lie by Freida McFadden. This psychological thriller brims with twists, secrets, and suspense, creating a chilling and engaging discussion. Participants can share theories and highlight the moments that surprised them most.

Hank Ruff, joined by the Hellbenders, brings a fresh spin on classic country, weaving the fiddle and steel textures of 90s hits with a modern edge shaped by his Southern Indiana roots. He picked up the mandolin at 11 for bluegrass jams, later moved to guitar, and drew inspiration from artists like Clint Black, Wade Hayes, and John Anderson. In high school he added newer country songs to his setlists, a blend that continues to define his sound. Songwriting started during his senior year, often alongside his dad, and includes the crowd favorite If the Boot Fits. A graduate of Indiana University, he writes from real life, telling stories of college romance, heartbreak, late nights, and the friendships that stick. His 2022 EP, Hellbender, hit number one on the iTunes all-genre chart, and he has shared stages with Jelly Roll, Hardy, Jordan Davis, Rodney Atkins, and Warren Zeiders. Expect a high-energy show that connects with a wide range of country fans. This is a ticketed show. Tickets are also available at the door.

This meat raffle features a minimum of seven rounds, with at least three prizes awarded in each round. Entry is $5 per round. All proceeds benefit BCause We Care.

High Road Joe brings live acoustic covers to Splash, featuring songs by the Eagles, Tom Petty, John Mellencamp, Steve Miller Band, Chris Stapleton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and more.

A community meal will be served that includes vegetables and dessert. Service is primarily dine-in, with carry-out available as needed. The meal takes place at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. Ride-sharing is recommended for those who need transportation, and the organizers encourage forming a transportation ministry and sharing updates about any groups so information can be shared.

Enjoy a live musical performance.

Watertown Farmers Market After Hours features vendors set up in the downtown park next to the library.

Blue Butterfly Ministries presents a gala at the Lake Country DockHounds Pavilion in Oconomowoc that centers on gratitude for God’s faithfulness, stories of lives changed, and vital fundraising to strengthen service to families and individuals throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Support is welcomed through sponsorships at the Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Friend of Blue Butterfly levels, by contributing silent auction items, gift baskets, services, experiences, or raffle prizes, by making a one-time financial gift, or by purchasing individual tickets and reserving a table for family, friends, employees, or clients. Attendees can also hear more about the ministry’s impact and future vision. Every sponsorship, donation, auction item, and ticket directly benefits Family Centers, Family Advocacy Services, community outreach, Christian counseling partnerships, and other Gospel-centered programs.

Experience a wide-ranging concert led by Watertown native Jacob Voigt alongside musicians from the Madison area and beyond. The setlist blends contemporary worship with classic Top 40 favorites from multiple decades, brought to life by a full ensemble featuring acoustic and electric guitars, bass, drums, piano, saxophone, and more. This is a free performance with optional VIP and front row seating available by reservation. General seating outside reserved sections is first come, first served and cannot be reserved. Details on reserving VIP or front row seats are available through the church office and the church website. Free will donations will be accepted after the performance. After the music, Immanuel’s Women of the ELCA will serve homemade pie and ice cream. Proceeds from food sales, advanced tickets, and free will donations will support Immanuel’s ongoing mortgage needs. Open to everyone.

Mikey Fuss & Country Western Friends perform songs from the 1950s and 1960s alongside good old country music, creating a nostalgic showcase of classic sounds.

This rescheduled author talk spotlights Images of South Africa with Jeannée Sacken. An author and photographer with extensive experience in photojournalism, Sacken has chronicled the experiences of women and children in places confronting social injustice, and she also turns her lens to wildlife with a focus on protecting endangered species. Her work ranges from close-up portraits to expansive landscapes, shaped by careful attention to light, strong composition, and the emotion within each scene. A willingness to travel into remote, demanding environments informs photographs that are both compelling and informative. The program explores how she weaves her storytelling as an author with the impact of her photographic work. Presented with support from the Friends of the Columbus Public Library.

Hosted at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club, this meal is served dine-in, with carry-out available as needed. The menu includes vegetables and dessert. Ride-sharing is recommended for transportation. Forming a transportation ministry is encouraged, and details about existing groups are welcomed so the word can be spread.

Celebrate the season at Oconomowoc Fall Witches Night Out with an evening of shopping, sipping, and spooky-season fun. Swag bags are available in limited quantities, with pickup and a photo backdrop at the front of Avenue Square Mall. Participating businesses will be marked so guests can easily find each stop.

Knockin’ Boots is taking over 120 on Wisconsin, the venue previously known as Vino.

A locally produced TEDx program brings global ideas to a neighborhood stage in Oconomowoc. Taking place at the Oconomowoc Arts Center, the gathering offers a full day of thought-provoking talks, memorable storytelling, and conversations that can shift how people view their work, their community, and what is possible. At least 13 speakers from across the country will share distinct perspectives and compelling ideas. Attendance is capped at 100 guests, creating an intimate experience that feels close to home while connecting to a worldwide movement.

At The Fox Bar & Grille, this fundraiser features a meat raffle, silent auction, and wine pull to support Marshall Scholarship Foundation Dollars for Scholars. The organization was created to sustain scholarships and other educational opportunities for graduating seniors of Marshall High School and Marshall Charter School. Its goal is to provide at least one award to every senior who completes the full scholarship application, and event profits are dedicated to scholarships for Marshall High School graduates.

The Watertown Main Street Program brings a free live concert to the heart of downtown Watertown, creating a relaxed night out with friends, family, and neighbors. Lively music invites dancing and singing, with plenty of ways to refuel along the way. Grab something tasty at Main Street Treats, the program’s food booth, and find drinks at the beverage tent sponsored by Brisc Plumbing. With free admission, bring a lawn chair, invite a few friends, and enjoy great music, good food, and a vibrant downtown atmosphere while celebrating local businesses and community spirit.

An acoustic evening with Rustbucket UNPLUGGED arrives at 120 on Wisconsin in Oconomowoc. Long in the making, this performance presents the band’s hits in a stripped-back format with no distortion, letting the songs take center stage.

Stone Cold Country will take the stage at The Barrel Inn Bar & Grill in Marshall/Deansville for a live performance.

Romantasy Book Club gathers to discuss The Road of Bones by Demi Winters, a fantasy tale of peril, adventure, and unlikely allies. Conversation will center on its immersive setting and the high stakes of the journey, offering plenty of angles to explore. The discussion takes place in the Library Annex, a cozy house next door, with snacks available to enjoy during the chat.

A casual quarterly catch up with the friendly team from the Watertown Senior & Community Center provides an opportunity to meet the center’s managers, learn about upcoming programs and events, offer input and suggestions, and connect with neighbors. It is open to longtime participants as well as those simply curious about what the center offers. The emphasis is on conversation, relationships, and working together to support a strong, connected community.

This event offers a meal at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, previously known as the Windwood Club. Guests can dine on site, and a carry-out option is available if needed. The menu notes vegetables and dessert. Ride sharing is recommended for transportation, and forming a transportation ministry is encouraged. Updates about any groups that come together are welcome so the information can be shared.

Bets for Pets Casino Night at Silver Moon offers an evening of classic table action in support of animals in need. Try your hand at poker, roulette, blackjack, and craps, with food and drinks available for purchase to make it a full night out with friends. Further details and ticket information will be shared soon, along with a few surprises.

A native of Chetek, Wisconsin, Dylan Martinson delivers a set that ranges from 1960s favorites to current hits. He weaves in plenty of original material and shares the stories behind those songs. His experience includes opening for Cam, Chris Kroeze, LoCash, and Joe Nichols.

Pumpkin Run opens the 22nd Annual Winter Run Series, the largest running series in Wisconsin. Set in Oconomowoc’s center with scenic views by the lake, this festive opener features 5K and 10K distances and welcomes families. The series unfolds over six winter events, encouraging an active season while showcasing routes in Milwaukee and surrounding suburbs and marking favorite holidays along the way.

Celebrate the arrival of the sixth book in the ACOTAR series at an evening release party featuring snacks, games, crafts, and other ACOTAR-inspired activities. Expect a relaxed, cozy atmosphere where pajamas are welcome as fans gather to mark the launch. Preordered copies through Rosalie Book Boutique will be available for pickup during the celebration. Details on when preorders open will be announced.

Enjoy a community meal featuring vegetables and dessert, with additional menu details to be announced. Dine-in service is offered, and carry-out is available if needed. The gathering takes place at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, which previously operated as the Windwood Club. Ride sharing is recommended, and groups forming a transportation ministry are encouraged to share their details so the word can spread.

This event features a discussion with author Maggie Ginsberg about her novel "Still True." It is offered in person at the Columbus Library Annex and online via Zoom, with registration required for the virtual option. Attendees may bring their own beverages, and wine, beer, soda, and snacks will be available.

Business Trick or Treat provides a friendly alternative to heading out after dark, giving children 10 and under a safe, not scary way to wear costumes and gather candy from participating businesses. A list of locations is available on the Oconomowoc Chamber website under the events tab, and stores taking part will have signs in their windows that day. The celebration continues with the Halloween Parade, sponsored by the Oconomowoc Lions Club, along with complimentary food and drinks on the Village Green and a costume judging contest.

Kuhtz General Store and Saloon hosts the second annual Halloween party, returning after last year’s celebration. Dress in your best costume for a chance to win a prize. Enjoy a festive atmosphere and plenty of Halloween fun.

Atomic Blonde returns to Wolfgram Sports Bar & Grill in Watertown with a classic rock set tailored for a Halloween ball filled with monsters and mayhem. The playlist includes hits from AC/DC, Tom Petty, and Poison, along with many other familiar favorites. More information will be announced as the show approaches.

Nu-Blu brings classic country songs reimagined through a bluegrass lens to Watertown High School in Wisconsin. The North Carolina quartet has scored five albums in Billboard’s Top 10 and, as an award-winning act, has entertained audiences for more than two decades. Led by the married duo Daniel and Carolyn Routh, with Austin Hefflefinger and Justin Harrison rounding out the lineup, the group blends heartfelt ballads, tight harmonies, and energetic musicianship. Carolyn’s voice anchors their sound and has drawn praise from Nashville Entertainment Weekly with comparisons to Alison Krauss. The band has appeared on Fox News, had music featured on CBS Sunday Morning, and serves as the permanent host of the nationally syndicated series Bluegrass Ridge, sharing bluegrass with millions of viewers worldwide. This performance highlights the warmth, precision, and spirit of contemporary bluegrass.

Healing Hearts Group offers a caring, safe place to face life’s challenges. With compassionate support, understanding, and gentle guidance, participants can find comfort, grow stronger, gain clarity, and renew a sense of hope. Everyone is welcome, and the gathering is open to the public. Held at the Watertown Senior & Community Center.

Gather for a community meal at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. The menu highlights vegetables and dessert, with some items still to be announced. Meals are primarily served for dining in, and carry-out can be provided when needed. Ride sharing is encouraged for those seeking transportation, and groups forming a transportation ministry are invited to share details so the word can be spread.

This discussion centers on The First Witch of Boston by Andrea Catalano. The historical book blends mystery, resilience, and the realities of early Boston, offering plenty to reflect on and talk about. Participants are encouraged to share their thoughts and favorite moments.

This meat raffle features at least seven rounds, with three or more prizes awarded in each round. Entry is $5 per round. All proceeds benefit BCause We Care.

Stone Cold Country performs live at The Barrel Inn Bar & Grill in Marshall/Deansville. Food is available from the bar and grill to enjoy alongside the music.

FatSide Up, a Wisconsin band, brings a night of classic rock and 90s cover songs to The Etcetera Bar and Grill. Expect familiar riffs and sing along favorites as the group revisits well known tracks from those eras.

Mikey Fuss & Country Western Friends perform a nostalgic set featuring favorites from the 1950s and 1960s along with classic country music.

Oconomowoc Band hosts its 4th Annual Mattress Sale Fundraiser at Oconomowoc High School. Explore a complete showroom of high quality mattresses, custom built after the fundraiser, with many manufactured in Wisconsin. Find options from brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Helix, priced significantly lower than usual. All sizes are available, with adjustable bases and split king systems, plus financing options. Mattresses include 10, 12, 15, or 20 year warranties, and orders are produced and delivered in the weeks following the sale. This is a one day sale, and every purchase supports Oconomowoc Band students.

The Fall River School Career and Technical Education Supporters present their third annual trivia night at the Fireman’s Park Pavilion in Columbus with an Under the Hollywood Lights theme. Attendees can look forward to appetizers, dinner, and dessert, plus raffles, a silent auction, and a spirited trivia contest. The evening progresses from doors opening to a buffet-style meal catered by LeRoy Meats, followed by trivia. Team registration allows up to eight participants and includes dinner. Proceeds support student success and career development through programs such as FFA, SkillsUSA, Robotics, HOSA, and Culinary Arts.

Explore The Thirteenth Child by Erin A. Craig with the Romantasy Book Club, focusing on its gothic atmosphere, layered mysteries, strong family threads, and hidden truths. Discussion highlights include the book’s mood and emotional intensity, encouraging a thoughtful, engaging conversation. The group meets in the Library Annex, the cozy house next door, with snacks provided in a welcoming setting for book lovers.

A community meal features vegetables and dessert, with other menu details to be announced. Meals are served dine-in, with carry-out available as needed. The event takes place at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. Ride-sharing is recommended for transportation, and the organizers encourage forming a transportation ministry and welcome hearing about groups that have formed so the word can be shared.

Enjoy a conversation with author Alex Bledsoe focused on his novel The Hum and the Shiver. The program is available in person at the Columbus Library Annex and online through Zoom, with registration required for the virtual option. Attendees are welcome to bring their own beverages. Complimentary wine, beer, soda, and light snacks will be provided.

Enjoy a full day dedicated to dancing and the arts and sciences, followed by an evening ball. The site opens first for staff and for Royals or High Seats, then welcomes the broader community. Classes take place during the day. A court may be held, a feast is planned with details to come, and the night concludes with a ball before the site closes. Admission is $25 for adults or $15 for adult members, and youth ages 17 and under attend for free. Complimentary admission is provided to all sitting royalty with one retainer, as well as to Jararvellir High Seats. Checks may be made payable to SCA WI Inc, Barony of Jararvellir. Please note there is no merchant space or crash space available. Alcohol is permitted discreetly. The site is fully ADA compliant. For information, contact the event steward, James de Beaumont (also known as Jeff Yanke), at jeffyanke98@gmail.com.

Charlie Wiggins performs a mix of Top 40 rock, country, and pop spanning the 1950s to today at Splash Martini Bar. The set features songs by Luke Combs, Eric Church, Tom Petty, Sublime, Johnny Cash, and more.

Uptown Bar & Grill presents a lively spin on bingo that swaps numbers for music you recognize. Enjoy familiar tracks, refreshing drinks, big laughs, and prizes for lucky winners. There is no trivia segment and no music expertise required. Simply listen as the songs play, mark the matching squares, and call bingo when you complete a line. Singing along is welcomed, creating a relaxed atmosphere to unwind with friends and soak in the soundtrack.

Set along Father Lake, this German Christmas market evokes classic European traditions for the community. Attendees can enjoy European dishes and beverages, browse handmade gifts, and take in polka performed live. A heated beer garden, photo opportunities with Santa, and festive entertainment run throughout the weekend. Copper Box will appear at the market. A $3 donation is requested for entry to the Wintergarten, with proceeds supporting entertainment and heating costs.

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A discussion of Grace & Henry’s Holiday Movie Marathon by Matthew Norman anchors the Library After Hours Book Club’s yearly holiday celebration. The evening features a welcoming, festive setting with potluck-style treats and an ornament exchange. Participants may bring a snack to share and an ornament to trade for an evening of books and holiday cheer.