Events in Watertown today

This community meal features a menu centered on vegetables and dessert. Meals are served for dine-in, with a carry-out format available as needed. The gathering takes place at Iglesia Agua De Vida Living Waters Church, formerly the Windwood Club. Ride-sharing is recommended for transportation, and the organizers welcome news about transportation ministries or groups so the information can be shared with others.

Test your puzzle solving speed in a fast paced competition for teens and adults. Participate solo or form a team of up to four in any combination of teens and adults. Each entry has 50 minutes to complete the puzzle, and placements are determined by who finishes the fastest. Awards will be given for first, second, and third place, along with bragging rights. Advance registration is required, and space is limited to ten entries. For this event, teens are defined as students in grades 6 through 12.

The Badgerland Waterski Team brings its championship winning show back to Okauchee Lake for select Thursday nights this summer. Enjoy the action from the deck at Smoke on the Water, from Foolery’s on Okauchee, or from a boat anchored in the middle of the lake. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Badgerland welcomes monetary donations during the show or intermission, given in person or via Venmo at @BadgerlandWaterski, which support fuel and equipment so the team can continue performing.

Put your song knowledge to the test with music bingo at Pour Decisions. Hear a tune, identify the song, and mark it on your card for a chance to win prizes. Drinks and good vibes are part of the experience, and it is free to play. Come with friends or coworkers, or arrive solo and meet new people. Early arrival is encouraged to secure a spot.

Enjoy live music from local favorite Rebel Grace, a beer garden with crisp drinks, and dinner from a variety of food trucks by the Board Walk. This relaxed gathering welcomes friends, families, and visitors. Please do not click on links or message anyone claiming to be a vendor, as they are not affiliated with the event.

Kick up your boots at Uptown Bar Watertown for a line dance party featuring the Redd's Line Up show. Beginners are welcome, and a free lesson is included to help everyone step right in. The cover charge is $5 and includes the lesson. Arrive early for the fish fry.

For more than four decades, the Oconomowoc Summer Farmers’ Market has offered a welcoming, weekly gathering for the community. Organized by the Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce and typically held at the Bank Five Nine Campus Lot, it features seasonal produce, herbs and spices, soups, handcrafted goods, baked items, garden plants, honey, cheeses, jams, canned specialties, maple syrup, breads, and farm-fresh eggs and meats. Shoppers can count on returning favorites alongside fresh additions each week. Current vendor lineups are shared on the market’s Facebook page.

This annual ride honors and supports firefighters, police officers, and EMTs in observance of 9/11 and departs from The Silver Eagle Saloon. The cost is $20 per person and includes a meal at the end of the ride. Breakfast will be available for purchase at the venue before the group sets off. Bikes and other vehicles are welcome. It is a tribute to those who serve the community every day.

Explore a lively market filled with craft and merchant vendors, browse handmade goods and unique finds, and let kids enjoy activities in the dedicated Kids Area hosted by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Food trucks and a beer garden keep the refreshments coming all day, creating a relaxed setting between stops. Live music sets the tone with performances by Slim Rox and Dirty Boogie, followed by headliner Sons of Sconnies. A free trolley runs in continuous loops to and from the Village Green for convenient access throughout the event.

Voices for HOPE, the Jefferson County Suicide Prevention Team, hosts the second annual Color the Path for Hope, a 5K color fun run and walk focused on bringing hope and raising community awareness. The course is set at Brandt-Quirk Park. A vendor area will share information on local resources and businesses. Registration is $25 per person, with a group rate available, and children 4 and under participate for free. Those who register by the specified deadline receive a complimentary T-shirt, and availability is not guaranteed afterward. The event wraps up once all participants have finished the route.

Spend time at Madison’s Crafts & Fabric for a lively summer market featuring more than 40 vendor spots hosted by local makers and creatives. Stroll through unique booths with handmade goods, boutique finds, home decor, jewelry, baked treats, sewn items, gifts, and more. It is an easy way to savor the season, discover items you will not see at large chain stores, pick up birthday presents, get an early start on holiday shopping, or treat yourself. Every purchase supports small businesses and local artisans. Admission is free.

Tour a Harbor Homes model to explore carefully planned layouts, see quality finishes up close, and get a feel for the welcoming atmosphere of the Olde Highlander neighborhood in Oconomowoc near Highway 67 and I-94. The featured home, The Donovan, is a spacious two-story townhome designed for comfort and convenience. Its open main level centers on a kitchen with a generous island, ample cabinet storage, a walk-in pantry, and a connected dinette, flowing into a bright great room with expansive windows facing the backyard and a fireplace as a striking focal point. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a private bath and walk-in closet. Additional bedrooms also offer walk-in closets, a loft creates flexible space for an office, play area, or reading nook, and the second-floor laundry supports everyday ease. The surrounding community features paved walking trails, a pool, and a clubhouse with amenities.

Learn to craft flowers from crepe paper in a hands-on workshop at Stonecutter Arts. Create your own blooms and take your finished pieces home. All materials are provided. This session is part of the new Saturday Workshop series.

Presented by the Watertown Main Street Program, this free community concert brings live music and downtown fun to Watertown. Expect upbeat entertainment that gets people dancing and singing with friends, family, and neighbors. Food will be available at the program’s Main Street Treats booth, and a beverage tent sponsored by Holz Chevrolet and served by Yes! Watertown will be on hand. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, invite friends, and make an evening of it. Admission is free and the focus is on enjoying and supporting the local downtown community.

Families can share a meal, then stick around for the pull. The outdoor bar features burgers and bratwursts with plenty of cold drinks, while indoor service offers the full regular menu.

A community gathering in Neosho is dedicated to raising funds to repair the local dam. It brings a fun, friendly atmosphere together with a meaningful goal of helping save the dam.

Elisa Furr, widely recognized as one of the premier live Celine Dion tribute performers, delivers a high-energy concert that channels the spirit and sound of Celine. With striking bespoke costumes and commanding presence, she moves through a dynamic lineup of signature hits, engaging the room as if the superstar herself were there. The set features powerhouse renditions of "Drove All Night," "Love Can Move Mountains," "I'm Alive," "The Power Of Love," "My Heart Will Go On," and more. Ticket options are $39 for regular admission, $34 for seniors 60 and older, $34 for military personnel with ID, $33 for groups of 10 or more, and $18 for youth 19 and younger.

Splash hosts Sam Sturdevant for an acoustic set highlighting 90s rock, featuring covers of Green Day, STP, Alice in Chains, Third Eye Blind, Oasis, Foo Fighters, and more.

The Bookworms Book Club partners with the Watertown Senior Center to host engaging discussions around a rotating reading list. Upcoming selections include The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson, Educated by Tara Westover, The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride, The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman, The Art Thief by Michael Finkel, and James by Percival Everett.

A public celebration marks the debut of Toto's Territory, the newest dog park in Oconomowoc. The event welcomes community members and their four-legged companions to commemorate the official opening. It also expresses gratitude to the donors, supporters, and the City of Oconomowoc whose contributions made the park possible. The celebration highlights a cheerful kickoff for this special space for local dogs.