Free events in Wauwatosa, WI

Enjoy a healthy living workout in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood with Leonard Wilson. Engage your body through rigorous exercise at adjustable speeds to match your pace, focusing on movement and fitness close to home.

At Village Park in Menomonee Falls, the Menomonee Falls Farmers Market returns for the 2026 season with seasonal produce, fresh baked goods, and handcrafted items from area farmers, makers, and small businesses. Live music sets a friendly community tone as visitors explore the market for groceries and distinctive local finds.

The Pewaukee Farmer's Market takes place at Galilee Lutheran - Pewaukee, with pre-ordered items from the entire menu available for pickup.

Falcon Game Night takes place on most Wednesdays at Falcon Hall, located inside Falcon Bowl. Every second and fourth Wednesday features a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament. This all-ages gathering offers a welcoming spot to play and connect with fellow gamers.

A community farmers market centered on peak freshness, with growers bringing in harvests picked the same day so produce reaches shoppers at its best. Popular items can sell out, and some vendors may close once their tables are empty. This market is supported by Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct of Milwaukee, and ASAP Senior Health, Adriana Gonzalez.

Test your knowledge at a free general trivia night hosted by America's Pub Quiz. Questions cover a wide range of topics and the event welcomes all ages. The top prize is a $75 gift card. Seating is first come, first served since reservations are not accepted, so arriving early is encouraged. Groups of six or more are asked to call ahead.

Seniors are invited to a free lifestyle, health, and home expo at Southwest YMCA. Expect complimentary parking and admission, no cost health screenings, and free food along with prizes and giveaways. YMCA membership is not required to attend, and all are welcome. Registration is optional, and those who register in advance receive an extra entry in the giveaways.

At Christ Church in Mequon, a quarterly blood drive takes place in partnership with Versiti Blood Centers of Wisconsin. Donations collected here remain in Ozaukee County, supporting neighbors, friends, and families when they need it most. One donation can help as many as three people. The process is straightforward and offers a direct way to care for the community.

For more than a decade, this community market has supported local farmers, food producers, and artisans while fostering sustainability. Each weekend, families can explore an open-air marketplace in the heart of Tosa, with fresh produce, live music, outdoor yoga, kids programs, cooking demonstrations, and more. The Info Booth provides details about all market programs. FoodShare benefits are accepted. SNAP/QUEST shoppers may swipe a QUEST card at the Info Booth to receive tokens that work like cash at the market. Unused tokens can be kept for future visits and have no expiration.

Now in its 35th year, the Greendale Downtown Market celebrates fresh finds and community pride throughout the season. Historic Broad Street comes alive as an open air marketplace featuring produce from local growers, artisan and handcrafted goods, small business specialties, baked treats and beverages, and ready-to-enjoy foods. Local nonprofits and community groups are also present to share helpful resources. Visitors can bring a friend, sip a coffee, or relax on the green while enjoying live music, seasonal activities, and surprises marking the anniversary. Make a day of it by exploring nearby shops and cafés and appreciating the welcoming, walkable charm of downtown. Booths line the street with access via sidewalks, and an accessible restroom is close by. Please be considerate of business-reserved spaces when parking, as municipal and street options are available for guests.

Find fresh produce, handmade crafts, baked treats, and other offerings at the Germantown Farmer's Market. The market takes place at Germantown Village Hall and features a variety of vendors to explore.

Great Harvest brings a full selection of fresh-baked goods to the Waukesha Farmer's Market. To reserve items or make a special request, contact the store at 262-821-0118.

LGBT Waukesha will have a table at the Waukesha Farmer's Market, offering a friendly spot to say hello and chat.

This Saturday market tradition features new crops added every week. Arriving early offers the best selection. A list of vendors is shared on Facebook.

The Grove Healing Center celebrates its grand opening with a ribbon cutting, an open house with tours, snacks and refreshments, a raffle, and specials available only during the celebration. Complimentary gentle healing experiences are part of the program, including breathwork guided by Damon Thomas, a cacao ceremony with Emily Fell, a sound bath with Wellspring Sound Collective, and ecstatic dance led by DJ Tink. Updated timing and additional information will be shared.

At Lyons Park, a fall cleanup focuses on buckthorn removal, weeding, and general sprucing up before the snow arrives. The effort concentrates on clearing overgrowth and refreshing the grounds so the park is ready for the colder months.

Enjoy a free play session for puppies ages 8 to 16 weeks at Central Bark Oak Creek. Little ones can run, sniff, and meet new friends while getting valuable early social time. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by phone or online at 414-571-1500.

The Shorewood Farmers Market returns for a new season at Estabrook Park, featuring fresh produce, local vendors, baked goods, coffee, flowers, artisan products, live music, and more. Each Sunday offers a market experience with plenty to explore and take home.

Deer District hosts a weekly farmer’s market managed by Lauryn Wynter Company with support from Deer District BID 53. Each week features more than 100 vendors, including farmers and food producers with fresh and organic meats, eggs, fruits, cheeses, and vegetables, plus bakery treats, handmade arts and crafts, and live entertainment. Visitors can enjoy complimentary live music, comfortable seating, and a wide range of farm-fresh and ready-to-eat foods. The Taste It Tent offers rotating samples of new items, and families will find a children’s area with games and activities. Deer District tenants operate alongside the market for brunch or lunch. The market runs on Sundays, with occasional closures due to previously scheduled events. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

Experience music bingo at Drivan Range. It is free to play, and no phone is required. Bring friends to play together.

Experience a relaxing yoga event centered on body-stretching movements, led by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill.

Brew City Cruise Night closes the 2026 season with a finale at the River Club of Mequon, marking the last show of its 22nd year. This community car gathering features rotating themes while remaining open to every type of vehicle and the people who love them. Admission is free and no tickets are needed... ignore any links or comments attempting to sell tickets, as these are scams. Weather permitting, the River Club of Mequon will offer outdoor food and drinks such as freshly grilled burgers, brats, and hot dogs, along with beer and soda, and both cash and credit cards are accepted. If the main lot is full, attendees should use the overflow lot rather than parking on the grass, and respect for neighboring residents is requested. For everyone’s safety and comfort, reckless driving or behavior is not tolerated, and engine revving or other excessive noise is prohibited.

Music Bingo brings singalong moments and plenty of laughs to The GOAT in Sussex. There is no cost to participate and the event is suitable for families, with popular songs from across many genres. Guests can enjoy a drink, test their music knowledge, and compete for prizes.