Family events in West Bend, WI

Enjoy a flower-filled outing at O’Malley Family Farm, where visitors can wander through vibrant rows of blooms, cut their own flowers, and assemble a custom bouquet to take home. Scissors are provided, and bouquet cups are available for purchase. Admission is $6 per person in advance or $8 at the farm, and children 3 and under enter free. Entry includes live music, a hayride, a scavenger hunt, a kids’ play area, and yard games. Food will be available for purchase, and local vendors will be on hand. Guests can also meet farm animals and browse the farm market, which features maple syrup, honey, eggs, seeds, and other favorites.

Kids ages 5 and older can build and create with LEGO bricks at the library while swapping ideas, working together, and making new friends. The club meets in the Tolzman Community Room. Bring a friend, and no registration is required.

Brew City Cruise Night is a weekly summer car meet with a rotating theme where every vehicle and the people who love them are welcome. This gathering highlights pop-up headlights with a special nod to the Mazda Miata, and cars like Corvettes, Fieros and MR2s fit the theme, though any make or model can participate. There is no charge to attend and no tickets are required; ignore any offers to sell tickets as they are scams. The River Club of Mequon plans outdoor food and drink service, weather permitting, with freshly grilled burgers, brats and hot dogs plus beer or soda, and both cash and credit are accepted. If the main lot is full, use the overflow lot rather than parking on the grass, and please be considerate of nearby neighbors. The show takes place in a residential setting, so reckless driving, engine revving and other excessive noise are not permitted.

Bring your fiber arts projects to work on, whether you knit, crochet, cross-stitch, embroider, or enjoy rug hooking. This informal gathering has no instructor or planned craft. It is simply a welcoming space to focus on your own work in the company of others. An adults-only portion comes first, followed by time that is open to adults and children ages 9 and older.

This session features a read-aloud followed by a hands-on craft with artistic or musical elements. It is designed for children ages 2 to 4. The program meets monthly, and registration is required to ensure enough supplies for all participants.

Open to all ages and experience levels, the Frank L. Weyenberg Library chess club offers a friendly setting to find opponents, learn the basics, and practice your game. Meetings take place in the Tolzman Community Room.

Little ones and their caregivers can sing and move together at Tiny Tune Time, a playful music and movement session filled with dancing, bubbles, and colorful scarf activities that inspire imagination and support motor development. Each class concludes with unstructured play using library toys and time for caregivers to chat. Best for children ages five and under. Registration required.

A customer appreciation party in Germantown offers a casual chance for neighbors to connect while enjoying snacks. This community focused get together is all about showing appreciation for customers.

The third annual celebration at the Richfield Farmers Market brings an enchanted forest theme to a cheerful, whimsical setting. Discover fresh market goods and a lively atmosphere with fun for everyone.