Events in Wisconsin Dells today

Get quick answers to your public benefits questions with an Elder Benefit Specialist available to help. Visitors are assisted in the order they arrive, and each session is limited to 15 minutes.

This weekly guided craft session is led by Miss Pat. Activities may include painting, cutting, or gluing, with simple guidance to complete a project. Participation is included with admission and is dependent on Miss Pat’s availability.

Three Mountain Games hosts open Commander play for Magic the Gathering. There is no entry fee, and every participant receives a promotional card.

Set at Commerce Plaza in downtown Portage, the Portage Farmers Market offers locally grown produce, homemade goods, and handcrafts. Vendor applications are available.

Bring a constructed Standard deck for Magic the Gathering and compete for promo cards. Participants play using their own decks built for the Standard format.

Enjoy a light-on-frights Halloween weekend that mixes spooky fun with plenty of laughs. Festive games, sweet surprises, and costumes set a playful scene for families, friends, and Halloween fans of all ages. Campsites for Halloween weekends typically fill quickly.

An opening Halloween celebration sets the tone for the weekend, paired with a classic fish fry. Look forward to carving pumpkins, trick or treating, and a costume contest, a fall favorite for families.

Set up camp and take in the rich colors of autumn. This relaxed outdoor gathering focuses on enjoying the season’s changing leaves while spending time in nature.

A multi-club gathering of MINI enthusiasts returns for its third year with a weekend of scenic motoring based out of the rally hotel in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Hosted by the Chicago Mini Motoring Club, this meet has no registration fees, and participants handle their own lodging and meals. The Fairfield Inn & Suites in Baraboo serves as rally headquarters, and a room block is available under the MINI Meet rally rate. Drives will explore the alphabet roads of Wisconsin’s driftless area, a landscape of rugged ridgelines, secluded valleys, and rolling hills. The featured Coffee and Curves Run highlights some of the most engaging routes in the region. The plan includes a casual Friday dinner on your own around Baraboo followed by a relaxed social by the hotel fire pits. Saturday begins with a driver meeting, then a run to Viroqua for coffee, farmers market browsing, or brunch at local spots such as Wonderstate Coffee, the Viroqua Farmers Market, the Viroqua Co-op, or nearby restaurants. After a regroup, the return leg heads back toward the hotel with a mid-route stop in Elroy for fuel and rest. A group dinner at Tumbled Rock Brewery and Kitchen is planned, pending confirmation, followed by another evening social by the fire pits. Sunday features a staged drone photo, then a brunch run to the Spring Green General Store. FRS or GMRS radios are encouraged to help keep the group together, with radio checks at driver meetings. All participants will sign a club waiver, and route information will be provided at the driver meetings. Routes are tentative and may be adjusted based on road conditions.

This gathering features casual Commander play at Three Mountain Games before the draft begins. All participants receive a promo.

A Halloween-themed weekend brings campsite decorating, a parade, and a costume contest, plus an outdoor scary movie if weather permits. More details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Begin the morning with a gentle, all-abilities movement session on the barn lawn near the ranch lounge, followed by a blended yogalates practice. The opening 30 minutes focus on light stretching and simple body movements suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The following 30 minutes combine yoga poses with Pilates principles to promote strength, flexibility, and balance. Instructors guide participants from the ranch entrance to the lawn for a calm outdoor start. CASACAMPO lodging guests staying at the farmhouse or the bunkhouse have the Morning Movement portion included, after which they will be guided to their next activity. The Ranch Pass is not included with this class. Please reserve tickets in advance.

Now in its tenth year, Walk for Hope is a community gathering hosted by Prevent Suicide Columbia County. The walk focuses on suicide prevention by promoting awareness, education, and a message of hope. It welcomes families and community members to come together to remember those lost, support people who have been affected, and affirm that no one is alone. Opportunities to register and to volunteer are available.

Ketchums Run/Walk brings participants to the Sauk County Fairgrounds for a larger, community-focused outing in support of Wisconsin veterans. The mission of Ketchum’s Got Your Six, Inc. to uplift and empower veterans is at the heart of this event. Backing last year nearly covered the cost of providing a service dog and training for a veteran, and ongoing support continues that momentum.

This beginner-friendly weaving workshop at Packwaukee Public Library introduces how to build a loom and explores a range of weaving techniques over several sessions. It is recommended for ages 8 and older. Supplies are provided, and participants may bring their own materials if they prefer. Attendees are encouraged to bring previous weaving projects for show and tell or to get help finishing works in progress. Space and supplies are limited, so please register by calling 608-589-5202.

This once-a-year experience at Mid-Continent Railway Museum offers guided access to four historic rail cars: Wisconsin Fish Commission Badger #2, East Jordan & Southern #2, Duluth South Shore & Atlantic #213, and the Soo Line OAK PARK. The oldest car in the collection, East Jordan & Southern #2, is in the spotlight as a restoration that began in 2015 comes to a close. Visitors can enter spaces that are usually closed to the public, hear volunteers share the stories and preservation work behind each car, and visit the car shop for a look at how restorations take shape. After the walking tour, continue the adventure with a ride aboard the historic Great Northern #3261 in a classic wooden passenger coach.

Stone Cold Country returns to GrayDrake Saloon in Portage for an outdoor performance.

This in person concert brings live music to the stage with an audience on site. Attendees can experience the sound and atmosphere of a real show, with performers playing right in the room. It is a chance to be present for every note and reaction as it happens.

Boomtown Saloon began in 2015 with a goal of giving the Wisconsin Dells area a dedicated country music bar. Today it pairs Nashville inspired food with a steady country soundtrack and frequent live shows. Treeman Music, the live acoustic project led by Martin Hunt, takes the Boomtown stage for the first time with a mix that spans new and classic country, rock, blues, and pop. Expect familiar songs from artists such as Jamey Johnson, Chris Stapleton, Bill Withers, Riley Green, Chris Isaak, Counting Crows, Elvis, Seven Mary Three, STP, Hootie & the Blowfish, George Straight, Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Toby Keith, and Keith Whitley. The focus is on recognizable tunes and the energy of live acoustic performance.

Discover a weekly market at Elm Street Plaza in Downtown Wisconsin Dells that shines a spotlight on local makers, growers, and small businesses. The atmosphere is easygoing and welcoming, ideal for lingering as you explore homemade personal finds, fresh cut flowers, unique jewelry, 3D printed creations, herbal and natural goods, pet treats and gifts, local produce, fun food, and handmade art. Offerings change with the seasons, so there is always something new to uncover whether you are browsing, grabbing a bite, or simply enjoying a leisurely day downtown.

Miss Tamara leads a lively mix of singing, rhyming, counting, and movement that blends fun with early learning. Activities nurture social and cooperative skills, build language and communication, and spark musical awareness and a sense of rhythm. Participants explore phonics and early literacy, practice counting and pattern recognition, and grow confidence while engaging in group play. An interactive session that encourages learning through music and play. Included with admission.

Order inside or use the drive-thru to enjoy Culver’s food or frozen custard, and your purchase supports those traveling to the Philippines on a mission trip. The effort focuses on renovating the pastor’s home for a rural church.