Free events in Wisconsin Dells, WI

This Student Ensemble Series performance by the University Symphony Orchestra takes place at the Hamel Music Center in the Mead Witter Foundation Concert Hall. Oriol Sans conducts, with Tom Curry featured on tuba. A pre-concert talk is offered beforehand, and the performance will also be available to watch via live stream. General admission is $20. Students may attend for free with a ticket.

Ease into the week with a free karaoke night made for unwinding after a busy day. Monday evenings feature an easygoing mix of singing and social time... belt out a favorite track or relax with cocktails alongside friends and co-workers. Solo guests and groups are welcome, and the spotlight is open to anyone who wants it. Expect a friendly, stress-free singalong vibe to start the week.

An original adaptation of Molière’s comic tale brings Don Juan to life as an unconventional thinker and unabashed libertine who challenges Heaven and Hell and clashes with his weary servant Sganarelle in his pursuit of freedom and desire. Directed by Finn Gallagher for Oracular Studios in collaboration with Falconbridge Players, this presentation is free and open to the public.

The sixth annual blood drive named for Brad Morter takes place at Lodi Area EMS. Donor registration is available for this memorial event, and the effort is shared with the hashtag #108forBrad.

An open Commander event with free entry. Every participant receives a promo card.

The Portage Farmers Market brings a friendly community marketplace to Commerce Plaza in downtown Portage. Browse fresh, homegrown produce and a variety of homemade and handcrafted goods. Applications are available.

A complimentary Tai Chi session welcomes participants of all experience levels. Certified instructor Kristi Shore leads the class in the library’s Community Room. This is a new exercise option at the library.

Explore fresh produce, handmade creations, baked goods, antique finds, flowers, and artwork at a lively community market behind Village Hall in Wonewoc. Food trucks provide a variety of flavors, and there is a vendor area reserved for kids to sell their own items. It happens every Saturday and highlights the work of local growers and makers.

MGE marks the 10th anniversary of Día de Fútbol with a family friendly celebration at Aldo Leopold Elementary School. The event features complimentary soccer clinics, interactive and cultural activities, and helpful resources for all ages. Children can be registered to participate, and no ticket is required for entry.