Events in Winnebago County, WI

Neighborhood volunteers are celebrated at this signature fundraising gala for Oshkosh Healthy Neighborhoods. All proceeds directly support Community Building and Engagement initiatives, neighborhood mailings, and Good Neighbor curb appeal grants that invest back into local neighborhoods. The evening features a hot buffet dinner by LaSure's, live music, raffles, games, and an auction in a welcoming setting at Venue 404. The program includes a warm welcome and awards presentation that honors neighborhood heroes, followed by the announcement of raffle winners. Tickets are $40 per person. Sponsors and donors can still support the raffles and auction, and questions can be directed to julie@gohni.org.

Enjoy a casual Commander night with opportunities to play and trade with friends. Sign in using the Companion app to earn a free promo.

Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome to enjoy a game of chess. Chess sets are provided, and coaching and beginner assistance are available. No registration is necessary.

Join artist Lindsay Huehns for a beginner-friendly, hands-on pottery workshop. Learn hand-building techniques to shape and texture clay into a ceramic mug, add your personal style, and choose a glaze color. Lindsay will take each piece to be kiln-fired, glazed, and fired again for a food-safe finish. No pottery experience is needed. Wine, coffee, water, and soda are available for purchase, and participants receive a coupon for 25% off purchases at the retail shop or greenhouse on the event day.

Ukulele Open Jam is a free weekly session for ukulele players of all skill levels. Bring music you are learning, play a solo or duet, or join in with other players. Registration is not required. The program is supported by the Friends of the Neenah Library and the Neenah Public Library Trust Fund.

Learn Salsa and Bachata in a welcoming ballroom atmosphere. All levels are welcome, and no partner or prior experience is needed. Participants can attend solo or with friends, enjoy a date-night activity, and have fun, get fit, and meet new people. The class fees are $15 for one class or $25 for both classes on the same day. Cash, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, and Cash App are accepted. Please bring your own water or beverage. Private lessons and special events are also available, and Spanish is spoken.

The 13th annual board game convention in Oshkosh, WI brings a full weekend of tabletop fun. Attendees can jump into scheduled sessions or settle in for open gaming, with experienced game masters ready to teach newcomers. Families and first-time players are encouraged, and those who enjoy hosting can run games and earn rewards. Highlights include a consignment marketplace for buying and selling titles, a complimentary lending library from Verika's Board Game Library, exhibitor booths, a compact escape room challenge, raffle drawings during the convention, and a play-to-win program that gives participants a chance to take home the game they try. Concessions will be available for purchase, and food trucks may be on site. Pre-registration offers multiple badge options, including a premium badge with exclusive content and swag for 60 dollars and a weekend badge for 40 dollars. Cash pricing at the door includes a weekend badge for 50 dollars, with single-day badges also available. Additional offerings include a list for requesting events and a math trade that does not require shipping.

Step into a 5e adventure set in the Durst Manor of Barovia at NewGameapalooza, presented as an Inspiration Dice Dungeons & Dragons one-shot. A creeping fog traps the party inside a mysterious, silent manor in the woods. Confront the house's shifting terrors, piece together the history of the family who lived there, and search for a way to escape alive. Three sessions are offered on day 1 in the Main Ballroom at Table 8. The game takes place at the Culver Family Welcome Center in Oshkosh.

Celebrate the start of a new chapter on South Main Street in the Sawdust District.

Enjoy an evening stroll along the boardwalks while sampling premium craft beers and small bites, taking in the fall views, and receiving a complimentary souvenir Heckrodt glass.

Jason Schaefer brings an acoustic set filled with sing along favorites across many genres to Mr Brews Taphouse in Oshkosh. Pair the music with food and cold drinks from the taphouse for a lively, laid back night.

Draft from standard sets and play three rounds of Swiss. Match wins earn prize packs from standard sets, excluding Universes Beyond, and promo packs are awarded to top finishers.

Play in a Modern Format tournament with up to four Swiss rounds. Entry is $8. Match wins earn prize packs from Standard sets, excluding Universes Beyond, and promo packs are awarded to top finishers.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck sets up at Lion’s Tail Brewing in Neenah for a cozy brewery stop serving comforting lobster classics. Look for favorites like lobster rolls, creamy bisque, and more that pair nicely with a crisp fall day. Order ahead in the Cousins Maine Lobster app to skip the line. The app typically opens a couple of hours before each truck service, and you will need to wait until the current service ends to place an order for the next one. Mobile app ordering may be limited or unavailable at times, and ordering directly at the truck is always an option. Earn points with every purchase, and if you order at the truck, ask the team to scan the QR code so rewards apply to your account.

Take part in a Dungeons & Dragons 5e one-shot featuring a mysterious game introduced by a flashy gnome. This classic, 1980s-style adventure challenges your party to navigate trap-filled hallways and claim the reward. It is the first part of the Hellfire Club series of one-shots with Inspiration Dice.

An event presented by National Premier Talent, Feels Like The First Time showcases a seven-piece tribute to Foreigner that captures the band’s signature sound and onstage energy. A lineup of veteran players with decades on stage delivers a high-impact show packed with favorites like Juke Box Hero, Cold As Ice, Hot Blooded, and I Want to Know What Love Is. Expect an evening of classic rock nostalgia, dynamic vocals, and the songs that helped define a generation.

This event features Jerry Unger teaming up with The Fog for a collaborative appearance.

Now in its third year, this autumn craft fair features more than 100 vendors offering handmade goods, seasonal decor, gifts, and other creations. Admission is $2, or free with the donation of a food or hygiene item. Proceeds support the Communities Program at Oshkosh North High School, providing students with learning, leadership, and service opportunities.

Holiday cheer arrives at Waverly Beach with Winter on Winnebago, a family friendly celebration by the lake. The day opens with an annual winter market where local vendors offer unique gift ideas, and families can take their yearly photo with Mr. and Mrs. Claus. Step outside to see live reindeer and soak in the Christmas spirit. The fun wraps up with a holiday edition of SINGO featuring favorite festive tunes and chances to win cash. Bring an unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots to receive a bonus SINGO sheet.

At NewGameapalooza, players tackle Ballad of the Rat King, a Dungeons and Dragons 5e one-shot with Inspiration Dice. An urgent plea brings the party to a quiet town where dockworkers have vanished and an infestation is sweeping the piers. Investigate the waterfront, manage limited resources, and dive into a retro 1980s-inspired module. This adventure is Part 3 of the Hellfire Club series and takes place in the Main Ballroom at table 6.

This Fox Valley toy and collectible show brings a wide variety of finds to Lucky Dogz in Neenah, WI. Browse action figures, comic books, Lego, modern and vintage toys, movie posters, Pokémon items, and Funko collectibles, with something for nearly every kind of fan or collector. Admission is $3, and children under 12 are free.

Play in a free Pokémon League, battle with new friends, and earn promo cards by completing fun biweekly tasks. Details about the Pokémon tasks are shared on the Adventure Games Discord.

Packers football takes center stage at Batley’s Grill & Bar with gameday food and drink deals and fan giveaways. Featured bites include a Cheesehead Smashburger with fries or a WISCO Smashburger with fries for $12, plus boneless wings for $8. Drinks are on special too, with $12 domestic buckets, $10 domestic pitchers, and $4 rail drinks. Throughout the matchup, guests can enjoy free touchdown shots for Packers scores, gift certificate giveaways, Jersey 10-Liners, and halftime raffle prizes. A shuttle to Lambeau is available for home games at $35 per person and leaves three hours before kickoff. Sunday regulars can also snag half-priced desserts and $5 22 ounce Bloody Marys. Fans are welcome to wear green and gold and cheer for the Pack.

Stable Minds offers a horse-centered experience for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, as well as their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, take part in hands-on activities and light movement, and connect with others in a caring setting. For questions, call 920-851-6160.

The Hospitality Awards Gala takes place at the Best Western Bridgewood hotel in Neenah. Festivities include raffles and an auction. Additional event information will be shared as it becomes available.

Soul Guide Larissa Rosa leads a guided Soul Attunement Meditation at Author Apothecary & Bookstore. The practice focuses on the Akashic Records, often described as an energetic archive of each soul’s journey, and offers space for reflection, setting intentions, and inner connection. Larissa also shares insight into the Lion’s Gate Portal, which many associate with elevated spiritual energy and a meaningful opportunity to reconnect with yourself. Settle into a welcoming community setting and realign with your inner guidance. Admission is $5 per class.

Blast into Paint Night offers a chance to paint together in a welcoming setting. A donation of $5 per painter is requested. Please RSVP in advance so organizers can plan for the right number of painters.

Settle in at Planet Perk for an hour or more of quiet, dedicated reading, followed by casual socializing where participants share what they are reading. There are no assigned readings and no membership dues. Please plan to purchase a drink, and arrive a few minutes early to place your order.

Explore contemporary landscape painting in watercolor during a hands-on workshop led by artist Deborah VandenBloomer, also known as Debo, at the Oshkosh Food Co-op. Through demonstrations and guided practice, she shares the steps behind her process, working with traditional watercolors and incorporating mixed media for mark making and calligraphic detail. The cost is $65 for members and $80 for non-members. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants to allow for individual attention, and a supply list is provided after registration and payment. Checks can be made out to OFAA, and a PayPal option is available. Debo is a self-taught watercolorist who draws inspiration from the Wisconsin landscape, has shown work in juried exhibitions at various levels, and is represented by galleries in Wisconsin and Illinois.

At the Culver Family Welcome Center, this evening event centers on hope and is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for suicide prevention in Winnebago County. The focus is on community support and advancing local prevention efforts.

Photographer Michael J. Cooney explores Lewis Hine’s early years in Oshkosh, including his education, teaching career, and introduction to photography. Learn how Hine used his camera to tell the stories of ordinary people and inspire social change. Members of the Oshkosh Community Players bring Hine’s legacy to life with dramatic readings from writings by Hine and photographer Margaret Bourke-White.

Altrusa revived Festival of Trees at The Grand Oshkosh in 2025 after a 25-year pause, and strong community response set the stage for its next chapter. With The Grand undergoing renovation and expansion, the celebration moves to the Oshkosh Public Library under its dome, a fitting partnership given Altrusa’s focus on literacy. This multi-week experience invites visitors to see the library decorated for the holidays, with activities and entertainment offered throughout the season. Plans include elements such as Santa, musical performances, and other programming supported by community contributions. Spanning the entire holiday period, organizers expect more than 5,000 visitors. Building on last year, a new outdoor feature debuts as the William Waters Winter Wonderland Walk, created to highlight the historic downtown through a walk and partnerships with businesses along the way. Community support through sponsorships, decorating, and volunteering helps bring both the walk and the festival to life.

Explore a collection of world-class gems and minerals from around the globe, displayed in their natural forms. Some specimens remain embedded in the original rock matrix in which they were discovered. Attendance is limited to 20 people.

The Titans face UW-Stout in the final home game of the season, featuring a celebration of five years of the Titan Thunder Marching Band and a send-off for the seniors. The band’s “Blackout” show includes “Back in Black,” “Paint it Black,” “Night on Bald Mountain,” and “Welcome to the Black Parade.”

This book club meeting centers on Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. A potluck will accompany the discussion, and attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to contribute. Expect friendly conversation about the novel, shared food, and a relaxed atmosphere for book lovers.

BACKBREAKER returns to The Jamb in Oshkosh for the first home-state show since 2014, with World of Fear, Krooked, and Lilac WI also on the bill. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

Under The Dome 4 takes place at The Dome as an all ages show. The card features Tag Team Champions The Baker Boys taking on the reuniting Stache Dance Wrestlution, and Mid Valley Champion Michael Wayne facing number one contender Johnny C.K., with more action on the lineup. Concessions will be available. Seating options include first row at $15, second row at $12, and general admission at $10, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

Settle in at Fire Escape for a creative painting session paired with puppy snuggles. This special gathering features limited seating and the chance to paint while meeting sweet rescue pups. An $8 registration fee is donated in full to Our Pack Animal Rescue in New London. Project costs are separate and vary by selection. Choose any studio project or opt for a "Home is Where the Dog Is" sign during checkout. Once everyone has chosen a piece and found a seat, approximately five puppies will circulate for brief visits at each table. Puppy guests may change if they are adopted beforehand. This is a fundraiser, and purchasing and painting items during the event helps because a portion of sales supports the rescue. Please plan to complete your painting during the event.

An equine-assisted session offering support for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, take part in simple, engaging activities, and enjoy gentle movement. The experience also creates space for conversation and connection in a welcoming, supportive environment.

The Wisconsin Herd, the NBA G League affiliate of the Milwaukee Bucks, host the Windy City Bulls at Oshkosh Arena in Oshkosh. High-tempo hoops, soaring dunks, and edge-of-your-seat moments set the tone as emerging pros battle for a win on their home floor. Beyond the on-court action, expect a lively, family-friendly atmosphere with interactive games and giveaways that keep the energy up throughout the night. It is a chance to watch rising talent compete at the Herd’s home court season opener.

Movie Talks is a welcoming discussion group for film lovers who enjoy revisiting memorable releases or discovering titles they missed. This session focuses on Up, the 2009 animated adventure from Pixar directed by Pete Docter and co-written with Bob Peterson for Walt Disney Pictures. The story follows widower Carl Fredricksen, who sends his house aloft with balloons and journeys to South America with young Russell to keep a promise to his late wife. Along the way they befriend a chatty dog and a rare bird, and cross paths with Carl’s former hero Charles Muntz, whose intentions toward the bird turn ominous. Celebrated widely, Up is one of only three animated films ever nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Attendees are encouraged to watch the movie in advance to support a lively conversation. The discussion meets in the Shattuck Community Room and lasts about an hour. Several DVD copies are available at the Neenah Library, and holds may be placed through the catalog. Everyone is welcome. For accommodations, contact the library administrative office at 920-886-6315 or library@neenahlibrary.org at least 24 hours in advance.

Cover to Cover is a library book club focused on historical fiction and light literary fiction. Members can pick up a physical copy of the selected book at the Omro Public Library, and new members are always welcome. The reading selections include works by Kate Quinn, Chris Whitaker, Christine Simon, Emma Donoghue, Marie Benedict, Kristen Harmel, Alka Joshi, Ann Patchett, and Janet Skeslien Charles.

Presented by Valley Christian School Theatre, this musical follows sisters Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy March as they grow up during the Civil War era. Jo hopes to sell her stories, but after her friend Professor Bhaer encourages her to write from her own experience, she draws on her life with her sisters for inspiration. The story combines laughter, tears, and uplifting moments.

Charms brings a live performance to Xe 54: a Wine & Cocktail Lounge.

Da Trifecta brings a special Motown-focused show to SherryTown Station in Neenah, Wisconsin. The performance features Tommy Gunn, Mochabaddie, and Reggie Ray with a live set that spans Motown, disco, R&B, funk, and more.

Celebrate gratitude, friendship, and community at BEAMING Ranch. Meet the horses, tour the ranch, learn about its equine-assisted programs, and connect with veterans, volunteers, participants, families, and neighbors.

Create a festive gnome ornament by decorating a small terracotta pot with yarn, glue, and paint pens. The finished gnome can hang on a tree or brighten another spot around your home. Activities are designed for ages 5 and up, and all ages are welcome. Children under 9 must remain within sight and sound of a parent, caregiver, or responsible older child. Adults are welcome to take part, and no registration is required.

The Pocket Kings bring their funky cover sound to beckets. Admission is free. To reserve a table or dine first, call 920.230.3333.

Celebrate Deer Widows Weekend with an annual craft and vendor gathering featuring over 30 local vendors. Admission is free, and the first 20 shoppers will receive a swag bag.

Made by Her fills Venue 404 in Oshkosh with a one of a kind shopping and experience showcase hosted by Allie of The Hive Aesthetics and Megan of Monarch Medispa. The lineup features more than 40 local vendors, unique shopping, interactive live experiences, and luxury raffle baskets. Complimentary coffee is provided by Sonder Coffee, and the first 30 attendees receive a complimentary bag filled with goodies. This kid friendly gathering offers a chance to shop, sip, connect, and support women owned businesses, all in one welcoming space.

Hosted by BEAMING Equine-Assisted Services, this program offers an evening focused on community, support, and meaningful time with horses. It is open to veterans, active-duty military, and first responders who want to spend time in a quiet ranch setting, build supportive relationships, and experience the bond between people and horses. It accommodates both first-time attendees and returning participants, providing opportunities to reconnect with friends. To RSVP, email incbeaming@gmail.com. Private sessions can be scheduled upon request. The program honors those who serve and protect communities through meaningful equine-assisted experiences.

An interfaith gathering dedicated to togetherness, reflection, community, and compassion fills the evening at Alberta Kimball Auditorium in Oshkosh. The focus is working together to help end hunger in the Oshkosh community, guided by the belief that kindness nurtures hope. Music is part of the program with a performance by ABUMC Music Director Travis Worth.

Designed for teens, CANTER from BEAMING blends creative art-making, mentorship, and meaningful time with horses to foster confidence and resilience, along with positive self-expression. Sessions are led by local artists, educators, and other professionals who cultivate a warm, supportive setting where participants can recognize their strengths, connect with other teens, and share their voices in a judgment-free space. To register, email inquiry@beaminginc.org.

Kelsey and Pam guide a restorative gathering centered on mantra to uplift the voice and lighten the heart. The experience begins with quieting practices, including meditation and gentle vocal warmups, then offers an introduction to three mantras. Participants move into reflective journaling, singing, and simple rhythmic instrument work, all with the shared aim of nurturing compassion. By exploring the mantras through sounding and contemplation, their healing qualities are encouraged to take root and resonate within. Everyone is welcome, and no prior knowledge, talent, or special skills are needed, just an open heart.

Grammy and Emmy winner John Berry brings the 30th anniversary celebration of Christmas with John Berry to The Grand at UW–Oshkosh. The performance unfolds in two parts, beginning with a set of career favorites alongside new songs, followed by a brief intermission and then a program of Christmas music. A separately ticketed VIP experience is available for this Christmas tour, limited to the first 50 attendees who already hold seats. In this relaxed, living room style session, John answers questions, shares stories, performs a few acoustic songs not included in the main show, and is available for photos and autographs. Presented by John Berry.

Grammy and Emmy winner John Berry returns to Oshkosh with the 30th anniversary edition of his holiday concert at The Grand at UW-Oshkosh. The evening unfolds in two parts, beginning with a set of favorite hits alongside new songs, followed by a brief intermission and then a full program of Christmas music. A separately ticketed VIP Experience is available and limited to the first 50 attendees who have purchased seats and choose to add the VIP option.

The Love Light Angels Dedication and Tree Lighting is a special opportunity to remember loved ones who are with us in spirit and those who have touched our lives. Donations made in a loved one’s honor support life-enriching programs and activities for seniors, and a personalized ornament bearing their name will be placed on the tree.

Andy Braun performs at Mr Brews Taphouse - Oshkosh with a mix of folk rock and singer songwriter material that spans the 1950s through today. The set features covers of Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, along with original songs from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

A Friday Fish Fry is on the menu, paired with a soup and salad bar and classic Old Fashioneds. After dinner, live music keeps the evening going.

The Mike Malone Trio brings a Peanuts-themed Christmas program to beckets, featuring favorites by Vince Guaraldi along with other beloved holiday tunes. Celebrated as a favorite Christmas tradition, it also offers the option to dine before the music. To reserve a table or dine first, a reservation is necessary at 920.230.3333.

Lisa McClowry steps into the spotlight as Cher in a Broadway-style stage show that blends the icon’s greatest hits with festive favorites for the season. Her detailed transformation captures the singing and speaking voice, the walk and talk, the costumes, the makeup, and the trademark mannerisms for an experience that mirrors the Goddess of Pop. After the curtain call, the celebration continues in the Black Box Bar & Lounge with an AfterGlow featuring the Erin Krebs Duo. Media support is provided by 103.9 WVBO. Back by popular demand, this edition adds holiday cheer to a feel-good Cher-y Christmas celebration.

This equine-assisted session is intended for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, along with their caregivers. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, enjoy gentle movement and hands-on activities, and build social connections in a supportive setting.

Explore how German immigrant Henry Stolze Jr. helped shape the Christmas decoration trade in the late 1800s. This program traces the growth of his enterprise, later known as the National Tinsel Company, and highlights how holiday customs expanded in Manitowoc County. The presentation is led by Amy Meyer, who has been with the Manitowoc County Historical Society since 2007 and has served as Executive Director since 2013, sharing local history and welcoming visitors to experience living history in every season. The session lasts about an hour and takes place in the Shattuck Community Room. Support is provided by the Friends of the Neenah Library and the Neenah Public Library Trust Fund, and donations to these groups are appreciated. Everyone is welcome. For accommodations, contact the library administrative office at 920-886-6315 or library@neenahlibrary.org at least 24 hours in advance.

Elmo’s Got the Moves brings the Sesame Street Live magic to the stage with an upbeat celebration of movement and music. Kids and adults can get on their feet with Elmo and favorite friends, dancing, stretching and playing along to well-loved songs like Sunny Days, Elmo’s Got the Moves and Letter of the Day. The show highlights playful ways to be active, from simple yoga and jumping rope to cartwheels and silly steps, all in a welcoming setting that brings the spirit of Sesame Street to life on stage. More than a performance, it offers a shared moment of laughter and learning that families can carry with them long after the final song.

The EAA Wright Brothers Memorial Banquet gathers aviation and history enthusiasts for an evening honoring the ingenuity and impact of Wilbur and Orville Wright. Featured speaker Rob Collings Jr., executive director and chief pilot of the Collings Foundation, will share the story of the American Heritage Museum’s Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina, currently on view inside the EAA Aviation Museum’s Eagle Hangar. The program includes cocktails and a full-service dinner in a setting dedicated to those who have served. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy a family-friendly concert featuring Tchaikovsky’s timeless Nutcracker Suite alongside text from E.T.A. Hoffmann’s original story, narrated by UW-Oshkosh Chancellor Dr. Manohar Singh. The program also includes Dan Goeller’s cinematic arrangements of traditional carols, along with modern carols and Bach’s Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring. This performance is tailored for young families and lasts no more than an hour, with no intermission.

Rev's in Oshkosh sets the scene for a lively AP party that builds into a high-energy night with the signature AP flair. Arriving early is recommended to get a good spot.

A festive brunch with Santa features a buffet and unlimited mimosas. For reservations, call 920-722-7885.

Packers gameday at Batley’s Grill & Bar features food and drink specials along with in-game giveaways. The menu includes $12 Cheesehead Smashburgers with fries, $12 WISCO Smashburgers with fries, and $8 boneless wings. Drink deals include $12 domestic buckets, $10 domestic pitchers, and $4 rail drinks. Throughout the game, expect free Packer touchdown shots, gift certificate giveaways, Jersey 10-Liners, and halftime raffle prizes. Fans heading to Lambeau can use a home game shuttle for $35 per person that departs three hours before kickoff. Sunday offers also include half priced desserts and $5 22 ounce Bloody Marys. Enjoy the action in the Sports Lounge or stop in before making the trip to the stadium.

Stable Minds is an equine-assisted support experience for adults living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injuries, as well as the caregivers who support them. Participants spend meaningful time with horses, take part in guided activities and gentle movement, and build social connections in a caring, supportive atmosphere.

This monthly discussion at Oshkosh Public Library focuses on personal and professional development titles with everyday relevance. December’s selection is Atomic Habits by James Clear, with conversation centered on memorable passages, core insights, and practical ways to put the book’s ideas into practice. The format brings together reading, self reflection, and connection. An RSVP is requested. This book club is independently hosted and is not affiliated with the Oshkosh Public Library or any businesses.

Celebrate the season with a friendly cookie competition at TWL Powersports in Oshkosh. Participants bring a tray of decorated cookies to be sampled, and voting determines two honors, Best Tasting and Best Decorated. The Best Tasting winner receives a $25 gift card, a helmet and a trophy, while the Best Decorated winner earns a $25 gift card, winter gear and a trophy. Tables and napkins are provided, along with hot chocolate, coffee and cups. All ages are welcome, and families and friends can take part to make the holidays a little sweeter.

Stable Minds Support offers an equine-assisted experience for adults who live with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, or traumatic brain injury, as well as their caregivers. Participants spend time with horses through hands-on activities and light movement, with opportunities to connect socially in a welcoming, supportive setting. For questions, call 920-851-6160.

This youth babysitting, CPR, and AED course is designed for ages 10 to 15 and runs for eight hours of engaging, skill-based learning. Participants practice childcare fundamentals like feeding and diapering, learn how to spot and reduce common home hazards, and review what to do in choking situations, along with introductory CPR and AED skills. Instruction combines short videos, hands-on practice, and games to build real-world confidence, whether students are preparing to start babysitting or beginning to stay home on their own. Enrolled students receive a digital babysitting safety guide of more than 30 pages before class, a certificate of completion for the babysitting portion, the American Heart Association Friends and Family student manual, and a Friends and Family CPR participation certificate. Students should bring a lunch and a beverage. This is a paid program; for pricing and required pre-registration, contact park and rec at 920-720-7108. Online registration is also available through the FC rec program search engine. The class takes place at the Community Center.

BEAMING Equine-Assisted Services offers a welcoming program for veterans, active military members, and first responders. Participants can spend time with horses in a peaceful ranch setting, connect with peers, and build supportive relationships through meaningful equine-assisted activities. First-time participants and returning attendees are both welcome, with opportunities to make new connections or reconnect with familiar faces. Private appointments are available by request. The program reflects BEAMING’s dedication to supporting those who have served and protected the community through impactful horse and human experiences.

Twisted Roots hosts a lively New Year’s Eve celebration that makes a return appearance, with festivities building toward a countdown that carries the party into 2027.

The Wisconsin Herd, the NBA G League team affiliated with the Milwaukee Bucks, hosts the Greensboro Swarm at Oshkosh Arena in Oshkosh, WI. Fans can look forward to up-tempo action, fun for all ages, and a glimpse at rising talent working toward NBA careers as the Herd battle to defend their home floor.