Events in Wisconsin Rapids, WI

Ready, Set, Cook! is a hands-on, six week cooking course created for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities who want greater confidence and independence in the kitchen. Each session focuses on preparing real food with everyday tools and appliances while building essential skills in a structured and supportive setting. Participants learn to use equipment safely, prevent and handle common kitchen accidents, and apply basic first aid for small cuts and burns. They practice following and adapting recipes, keeping a clean and sanitary workspace, avoiding cross contamination, managing cook times and safe temperatures, planning meals, and shopping on a budget. The course also covers reading ingredient labels and price tags, storing food and leftovers properly, using adapted techniques and tools to increase independence, recognizing emergencies, creating a contact card, knowing when to ask for help, and staying focused with fewer distractions. Parents, guardians, and caregivers are welcome to attend at no additional cost and will gain strategies to encourage independence with appropriate supervision, decide when to adjust support, safely include their loved one in everyday cooking, and respond calmly to both emergency and nonemergency situations while connecting with other families and caregivers. This program is designed for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and a support person who can help reinforce skills at home. It is more than a cooking class. It is an opportunity to grow confidence, life skills, and meaningful connections in a welcoming environment.

Enjoy a free cruise-in where car lovers can admire hot rods from past and present. The Wisconsin Rapids Lions will be grilling burgers served with chips and a pickle for purchase, and a full cash bar will be available. Everyone is welcome, whether bringing a vehicle or simply taking in the sights. The gathering supports the Wisconsin Rapids Lions Club and highlights the long-running Rapids Rumble Car Cruise tradition.

Explore the Pacelli Alumni Association at its monthly meeting at O'so Brewing Co. & Pizzeria. This gathering is for anyone curious about what the association does or interested in pitching in on one of its service projects.

Explore the Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers Market for an abundant selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers offered throughout the season. In addition to farm-fresh produce, find handmade crafts, bakery favorites, canned and jarred specialties, and convenient ready-to-eat options. Set beside the Wisconsin River, it is a welcoming spot to shop, enjoy a bite, and connect with the community.

Ms. Brenda leads a playful, toddler-friendly music session centered on classic nursery rhymes. Children of all ages are encouraged to move, clap, and sing along in an engaging, interactive setting. This monthly program is included with regular museum admission or covered by membership.

Rooted in Gratitude Dinner & Celebration is the Food + Farm Exploration Center’s signature annual fundraiser, created to transform curiosity into agricultural literacy and to honor the people, stories, and innovations shaping Wisconsin agriculture. The evening features immersive storytelling and interactive experiences that help connect farmers and consumers, with funds raised supporting hands-on exhibits, education programs, and statewide outreach that advance agricultural innovation and sustainability while highlighting the more than $116 billion impact of Wisconsin’s agriculture industry. Guests can expect a multi-course, chef-curated dinner showcasing seasonal Wisconsin flavors and locally sourced ingredients. Tickets are $150 per person. Cocktail attire is requested, and complimentary on-site parking is available. Additional meal details and dietary considerations will be shared soon. Highlights include wine and bourbon pulls, live cooking demonstrations, immersive agricultural exhibits, and a silent auction featuring unique agricultural experiences and local treasures to support educational programs. In recognition of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the celebration honors women whose leadership and innovation continue to shape Wisconsin agriculture. An awards ceremony will spotlight excellence in crop production, research, agribusiness, and education, along with stories of opportunity, resilience, and impact across today’s food system. After purchasing tickets, attendees receive a confirmation email with a link to select traditional, vegetarian, or gluten-free meals and to share seating preferences. Ticket sales close by the stated deadline or when sold out. Cancellations made by the stated deadline are eligible for a full refund. After that point, tickets are nonrefundable because funds are committed to the mission.

Elite Trivia brings a fast paced, live hosted game night to Ryders Roadhouse in Wisconsin Rapids. Players compete using a mobile app that enables quick answers and instant scoring, eliminating paper slips and long waits. Each game features picture questions, video clips, music, and a wide mix of categories. It is free to play, with gift card prizes for the top teams. A lively host keeps the energy high with trivia, music, and fun between questions, and the venue offers great food and drinks with live hosted entertainment each week. A Daily Bonus is available for extra points.

This performance spotlights Yasmin Williams as part of a free concert series at McMillan Library. The lineup for this series also features Salaam, Art Stevenson & High Water, Mason Lospeej Her, AnnMarie Rowland, Hiroya Tsukamoto, The John Jorgenson Quintet, and Ethan Setiawan & Fine Ground. Additional performances are planned as the series continues.

Everyone is welcome for a series of lessons held on select Wednesday evenings. Instruction is tailored to beginner and intermediate dancers, and the sessions are recommended for ages 10 and up. Each lesson is $8 per person. For specific dates and the most current schedule, check the online calendar.

Sing your favorites on a giant screen throughout the night, with a drink special offering Long Island pitchers for $8 when you show a college ID.

Explore possibilities and personal reflections through tarot sessions with Blitz of Opened Window Tarot. These readings are intended for entertainment only and should not be used as a substitute for care from a licensed therapist or physician.

Take on two 12-count rounds in a singles format at McDill Disc Golf Course. Entry is $10 and covers the ace pot, with payouts awarded to the top third of participants.

Experience My Kind of Bar, a bar-inspired interactive makers market with hands-on creativity at every turn. Personalize a room spray, pick a handmade banner for any occasion, get a henna design, build a custom charm bracelet, and choose a freshly pressed T-shirt with intricate graphics. Sip a cold iced coffee or a bottled iced lemonade while you create, with more activities in the mix. The organizers are marking a community return with this refreshed concept, and updates will follow. Parking is available along Brawley and Ellis streets, with overflow at Trinity Lutheran Church. Vendors interested in participating are invited to apply.

Pizza and beer are the highlights.

Spotlight Series and Visit Rome, Wisconsin present an outdoor listening room evening with Monty Criswell, a two-time GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, author, and cancer survivor. The program serves as a preview and the official kickoff for the 2027 Spotlight Series, with an onstage reveal of the two headlining songwriters and the opening of public ticket sales. A limited block of VIP reserved seats near the stage includes provided chairs and two complimentary drink tickets, and additional perks may be added in coordination with the headliner. General admission is free, and attendees should bring their own chair and plan to sit in designated sections close to the stage to support a focused, intimate listening experience similar to renowned songwriter venues in Nashville. Criswell’s honors include nominations from the ACM, CMA, Dove, Canadian CMA, and People’s Choice Awards, along with GRAMMY nods for Country Song of the Year for I Saw God Today and Just Fishin’. I Saw God Today also earned the CMA Single of the Year in 2008. His songs have appeared on ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS, the SEC Network, the Hallmark Channel, Netflix, and the series Yellowstone. Over a thirty-two-year career, he has amassed hundreds of recordings and achieved at least one number one in each of the last three decades, with hits recorded by artists such as Mark Wills, Craig Morgan, Eric Church, George Strait, Trace Adkins, Scotty McCreery, Drake White, Hootie & the Blowfish, Frank Ray, Tim McGraw, Riley Green, Kenny Chesney, and Parker McCollum.

Live entertainment in the gazebo sets the scene for a fun, feel-good experience.

PABS Cycling in downtown Stevens Point hosts a hometown double bill with Natural Satellite and Bomber and Red. Natural Satellite, an indie duo featuring Karli and Jason Reisdorf, shapes an intimate, distinctive sound around cello and saxophone, refined over almost a decade of performing. Bomber and Red offers strong vocal harmonies, skilled playing, and heartfelt lyricism, weaving folk, Americana, and soulful storytelling into their set. Both bands were formed in Stevens Point. Tickets are $10.

Bring your favorite songs to sing and keep the energy up with dancing into the night.

Dozynki Downtown celebrates the Polish harvest in historic downtown Stevens Point with traditional food and beverages, lively dance and music, activities for children, and showcases of art and history, plus more to discover. This annual festival highlights Polish culture.

Jacoby Customer & Community Day at The Spot by Jacoby celebrates customers and the broader community with a range of activities. Teams can compete in a bags tournament with a $40 entry fee per team and a cap of 32 teams, with optional pre-registration through the Scoreholio app. Shop tours depart from The Spot and offer a look at how their pool cues are made. Live music features performances by Hot Dang and The Missing Miles. Food and treats include SmokeHouse Barbeque and a Swiftwater Ice Cream small cone special for $2, plus face painting by Cheeky Facepainting.

Whiskey Rapids Saloon offers cold beer and live music. Manic on Tuesday, a four-piece variety band, plays hits from artists such as Chris Stapleton, Fleetwood Mac, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Beatles, Bonnie Raitt, Justin Bieber, ZZ Top, Sublime, Jellyroll, Miranda Lambert, and more.

Get ready for a harescramble with online sign up required and no in person registration, only rider check-in. All riders must have current AMA and District 16 cards, which can be purchased online ahead of time and will not be sold at the track. No pit bikes and no fires are allowed. The day before race day has no practice, and a gate fee of $10 per person applies each day. Race 1 features 50cc Senior and 50cc Beginner with a $30 entry. Race 2 includes 85cc and 65cc for $35. Race 3 brings 50+ and 60+, Open C, Sportsman and Electric, Vintage, and Women for $40. Race 4 includes Open A, Open B, 30+, and 40+ for $45, with Open AA at $55. A food truck will be onsite on race day.

Wrap up the Cars & Coffee season at Shuda Funeral Chapels in Stevens Point with a friendly community gathering for car fans and coffee lovers alike. Rustic Java will be on site serving coffee and breakfast treats. Browse an array of vehicles from classic favorites to modern standouts, and take part in raffle baskets that offer fun prizes while supporting local causes. The atmosphere is family friendly and welcoming to all ages. More details will be shared, including special surprises and seasonal touches to make the morning memorable.

IllusionWorks Media LLC offers professional farm photography and interactive animal experiences at Badger State Farms. Sessions are 30 minutes for $275 and include 12 professionally edited photos plus a link to order printed photo items. After the shoot, participants may spend an additional 25 to 45 minutes feeding and playing with the animals and shopping on-site. Mums, pumpkins, fall decorations, and syrup are available for purchase.

This fundraiser at Rocky Rococo in Stevens Point directs 20 percent of sales to the Washington PTO to support classroom and grade level grants for students. Attendees can enjoy pizza while contributing to local education.

The Wisconsin Rapids chapter of The Juliet Connection hosts a monthly meeting at Starbucks that welcomes guests. This gathering brings women together to build connections and pursue personal growth, confidence, and leadership skills. Participants spend time learning from one another through group discussions, hands-on activities, and shared experiences, creating a supportive space to meet others in the community. It also offers an opportunity to learn more about The Juliet Connection and how this local chapter engages and supports its members.

This makers market features drinks, food, tattoos, music, and witchy wares to kick off fall. A witchy backdrop will be available for photo ops, so dressing accordingly is encouraged. The announcement also warns about scammers and notes that only Alyssa Schilling will be collecting money at this time.

Point Brewery hosts Jupiter Lynx, an acoustic duo from Green Bay delivering close harmonies and a nostalgic mix of cover songs. The set spans alternative, pop rock, classics, and a touch of country, featuring favorites from the 90s through today.

Anna Marie performs soulful takes on soft rock and folk rock favorites, featuring songs from Elton John, Eagles, Chris Stapleton, Beatles, Guns N' Roses, and more.

The Point of Jazz, a classic jazz quintet, performs at Great Northern Distilling with a blend of timeless standards, contemporary works, and original compositions. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available for purchase.

Hoozels at the Lakes hosts DJ Bingo, a music-powered take on bingo where songs stand in for numbers and players vie for prizes and cash. It is free to play, and extra cards are available for $5 each, with all proceeds going to the jackpot. A cash jackpot is featured at every event, and raffles offer additional chances at cash winnings. Expect a lively night of music, games, and big prizes.

Experience a one-day celebration of the town of Dewey Humbolt in Downtown Dewey Humbolt. Attendees can watch a performance as part of the festivities.

Settle into a slow-paced flow yoga class at Point Brewery that welcomes all experience levels, then unwind afterward with a locally made drink and time to mingle. Admission is $15 and includes the class plus drink tickets, with payment accepted by cash or Venmo. Arrive early to secure a spot.

Enjoy a creative evening at Pop-A-Top Bar & Grill with a hands-on pumpkin painting activity featuring a set of three pumpkins in small, medium, and large sizes. The cost is $40 and includes a $5 drink token. The pumpkins arrive mostly assembled, with only the leaf piece left for you to attach before you decorate. Sign up at the bar or by messaging Kelly.

Enjoy team trivia on the patio at PJ’s - SentryWorld, with rounds that incorporate audio and visual clues alongside classic question-and-answer challenges. Outdoor food and beverages are available for purchase throughout the event. Teams may register in person at no cost, and arriving early helps with seating and sign-up. Prizes go to the top three teams, and extra winners are chosen through surprise mini-games that appear randomly during the contest. Groups of eight or fewer are recommended.

Enjoy a free Story Time at the Riverfront Arts Center, where families can share read-aloud tales, light snacks, and hands-on crafts. This month highlights poems and short stories from the book Elves, Fairies, & Gnomes, then continues with a playful artwork scavenger hunt throughout the gallery. It is a welcoming hour designed for children and their caregivers, blending imagination, creativity, and exploration in a gallery setting.

A free pregnancy expo at the Aspirus Stevens Point Hospital Cafeteria focuses on practical education and resources for pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. Attendees can tour the birthing unit and visit interactive stations to practice diapering, learn about safe sleep and home safety, review newborn care, try comfort and breathing techniques for labor, consider pain control options, and receive guidance on car seat safety. Expectant mothers are welcome to come with a support person and other family members. Siblings are invited to participate in a hands-on class just for them during the expo. No registration is required. For questions, contact Lora Harris at 715-346-5332.

The NAMI Portage and Wood Counties peer support group in Stevens Point offers a welcoming space for people who live with mental illness. It is confidential, inclusive, and not affiliated with any denomination, creating a setting where participants can both seek support and offer it to others. Meetings take place at St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Stevens Point.

Food + Farm Exploration Center hosts a hands-on clinic for Scouts focused on the building blocks of agriculture, soil and water. The first portion covers recognizing different soil types and ways farmers prevent erosion while producing food. The second portion turns to the water cycle, with activities on watersheds, aquifers, and land management that show how conservation and innovation work together. The program is designed for ages 11 and up and costs $20 per Scout, with a 10 percent discount for members. Enrollment is capped at 20 participants and requires at least 10 to run, and a registration deadline applies. Participants should complete Requirement 6 in advance by writing a brief report to bring to the clinic. There will be a break for lunch, but meals are not provided. Registration includes a snack and full general admission to the exhibits for the Scout. Accompanying adults can purchase discounted exhibit admission for $7 to visit the exhibits.

A welcoming retreat for birth parents, centered on reflection, meaningful connection, and creative expression. Participation is open to all birth parents, regardless of adoption type, agency involvement, or the time since placement. Lunch and snacks are provided, and there is no fee to attend.

An upbeat performance featuring very special guest guitarist Everly Marshall focuses on bringing a fun, feel-good atmosphere. Lively energy and a lighthearted vibe set the tone for a set built around having fun.

The Great Lakes Friesian Horse Association is set to host the Midwest Friesian Keuring, continuing a tradition of more than 30 years. The event is planned at Heartland Stables in Custer, Wisconsin, with additional details to be announced.

Little learners can explore agriculture in a four-week Tot Time program that highlights a different Wisconsin grown crop each month, with corn as the current theme. The first session opens the door to discovery with hands-on play and stories about how food moves from the field to the table. Families can enjoy open exploration in the Seedlings Gallery, take part in facilitator-led activities throughout the Food + Farm Exploration Center, and share a snack that fits the theme. Greenhouse exploration and interactive stations add to the experience. Designed for children ages 3 to 5 with an accompanying adult, each week focuses on a new aspect of corn through creative projects, simple STEM investigations, and cooking activities. Regular features include a harvest song, sensory bins, story time, and themed snacks. Registration is required for each child. The fee is $40 for the four-week series and covers one child and a parent for all sessions. Members receive a 25 percent discount. A general admission ticket is not needed, and the fee includes admission for the day so families can continue exploring after the program.

Conversations with the Dementia Care Specialist offers a monthly focus on education about brain health along with a range of dementia-related topics.

This free event is the eighth cruise-in of 2026, showcasing classic and contemporary hot rods to admire. The Wisconsin Rapids Lions will be grilling burgers with chips and a pickle available for purchase, and a full cash bar will be open for refreshments. Visitors are welcome with or without a vehicle to show. The event supports the Wisconsin Rapids Lions Club and the Rapids Rumble Car Cruise, a Rapids tradition since 1977.

Enjoy pizza and a cold brew while the music is provided.

A regional gathering for collectors brings together dealers from across the Midwest, filling as many as 70 tables devoted to buying, selling, and trading. Browse a wide selection that spans vintage and modern cards, boxes, and memorabilia. Admission is free and family friendly. Dealer space is fully booked, and the wait list is handled only by the event’s official page through Facebook Messenger to help prevent scams, so no outside party can offer tables. Parking is available nearby and on the street, with additional options a short walk away at the Shopko lot. Food will be available for purchase from the Elks, and a full bar will be open, with all proceeds supporting the Elks.

Enjoy a day of family-friendly planetarium features that explore everything from our home in the cosmos to the frontiers of space science. Screenings include From Earth to the Universe, Supermassive Black Holes, Two Small Piece of Glass - The Amazing Telescope, Phantom of the Universe - The Hunt for Dark Matter, Mars, The Ultimate Voyage, and Sunstruck. The Allen F. Blocher Planetarium is on the second floor of the Science Building, next to the Foucault pendulum above the east main entrance. This immersive space serves as a primary teaching tool for many astronomy courses at UWSP, offering an engaging way to experience the universe together.

Enjoy a friendly line dancing session focused on learning the steps and having a good time. Admission is $8 per person. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue, and outside carry-ins are not allowed. If bad weather occurs, look for cancellation updates on the event website or Facebook page.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Fleet Farm Stevens Point with a menu that includes lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more. Order in advance using the Cousins Maine Lobster app to avoid waiting in line.

Expect a lively Sunday celebration with a party atmosphere, a full restaurant menu, and dancing.

South Wood County YMCA hosts a community blood drive that encourages donors to provide a lifesaving gift for patients in need. As a thank you, participants can receive a $15 e-gift card and be entered for a chance to win a $7,500 prize. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS, and use the code SWC when scheduling online. There are also three additional chances to donate on later dates.

An interactive, bar-style makers market offers a hands-on experience filled with creative stations. Participants can blend a personalized room spray, select a handmade banner suited to any celebration, receive henna art, assemble a charm bracelet, and choose an intricately designed T-shirt pressed on the spot, all while enjoying iced coffee or bottled lemonade. This community comeback introduces a fresh, trendy format with even more to explore. Street parking is available along Brawley and Ellis, with overflow at Trinity Lutheran Church. Vendors interested in participating are invited to complete the organizers’ form. Watch for updates.

Falcon’s Keep hosts a full day dedicated to rapier education, featuring on-field training, practice theory, and guidance for those who support activity on the field. The site opens first for setup, then welcomes the populace, and closes at the end of the day. Admission is 25 dollars for adults and 15 dollars for adult members, with checks payable to SCA WI Inc-Shire of Falcon’s Keep. No lunch will be provided, so please bring your own food. The Minister of the Academy is Yagüe Antolínez, also known as Nathan Wichman, who can be reached at nfwichman@gmail.com. The event steward is Revna Jørgennson, also known as Quinlyn Mack.

Empty Bowls brings the community together with a soup challenge featuring soups from local restaurants, live music, and family-friendly fun. Children can enjoy activities such as face painting, and guests can take part in a large raffle. The event supports local hunger and poverty prevention programs in Portage County.

Jimmy's Whiskey Wishes hosts a fundraiser supporting breast cancer awareness and the Aspirus Stevens Point Hospital Breast Care Center. The gathering features basket raffles and 50/50 raffles, all aimed at raising funds in a lively, fun atmosphere.

This community benefit at Springville Sports Barn supports Addison Ciesielski and her family as they manage complex medical needs that began soon after birth. After time in the NICU, testing showed seizure activity from multiple areas of her brain that required several medications, which led to the need for oxygen and a feeding tube. Genetic testing later identified a DXML-2 deletion associated with developmental epilepsy encephalopathy, a rare condition linked to difficult-to-control seizures, developmental delays, low muscle tone, and a progressive, life-limiting course. Addison has undergone surgery to place a feeding tube and remains under the care of neurology and genetics specialists. Her family is working closely with providers, loved ones, and broader networks to explore every possible option for her long-term quality of life while preparing for the challenges of home care and time away from work. Proceeds from this benefit will help with medical expenses, caregiving needs, and related costs. Those wishing to donate a raffle basket or volunteer can contact Amy or Colin Reffner. Additional event details will be shared as they become available.

Car lovers gather at Wisconsin Rapids Lions Club for a cruise-in showcasing hot rods from yesterday and today. Admission is free for both those displaying vehicles and those who simply want to take in the sights. The Wisconsin Rapids Lions will be grilling burgers served with chips and a pickle for purchase, and a cash bar will be available for refreshments. Part of an ongoing series, this is the final cruise-in of the season, offering one more chance to enjoy the lineup before winter. The event also encourages support for the Wisconsin Rapids Lions Club and the long-standing Rapids Rumble Car Cruise tradition.

Mattea Joy performs live at O'so Brewing Co. & Pizzeria, featuring a cross-decade mix of well-known songs with selections by Fleetwood Mac, Johnny Cash, Alanis Morissette, Tom Petty, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Paul Simon, and The Cranberries.

This free trick-or-treat outing, presented by Stevens Point Downtown BID, brings families to Main Street to gather treats from participating businesses and enjoy a lively downtown atmosphere. Along the way, children can try games and activities, and a costume contest offers chances to win prize baskets. It is also a fun opportunity to explore local shops while celebrating the season together.

Technology Brought Us Here, Now What? launches Truth, Trust, and Technology: Information in the Age of AI, a 2026 to 2027 community engagement series from the College of Letters and Science. The program explores how today’s information landscape developed amid artificial intelligence and offers practical ways to judge the reliability of sources. This kickoff takes place in the DUC, Laird Room 230 and features guest Chad Johnson, associate professor in Computing and New Media Technologies. Across the year, the series will include lectures, panels, and workshop-style sessions designed to strengthen critical thinking and pursue solutions to misinformation. Events are free to attend, and registration is recommended to secure seating. Future topics include When We Can’t Trust Facts and Anatomy of a Lie.

Tom Winkers delivers a solo performance filled with familiar tunes drawn from many genres. His set features covers of Johnny Cash, John Cougar Mellencamp, and Jon Bon Jovi, along with a broad mix of songs that connect those styles. The focus is on an engaging show that keeps the crowd entertained.

A band will perform for a spooky themed party.

Rookies Sportspub in Stevens Point hosts a friendly line dance lesson focused on learning the steps and enjoying time on the floor. The lesson lasts two hours, providing time to practice and build confidence. Admission is $8 per person. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue, and outside items are not permitted. In case of bad weather, cancellation updates will be posted on the event website and Facebook page.

A fun Sunday gathering offers a complete restaurant menu for food and dancing to keep the energy high.

Cadence Drive brings a high energy set to Whiskey Rapids Saloon in Wisconsin Rapids, delivering a mix of pop and rock favorites spanning the 80s through today. Expect big sing along hooks, dance floor anthems, and a lively atmosphere from start to finish.

Emily Zimmer performs live at O'so Brewing Co. & Pizzeria with a mix of timeless favorites and contemporary hits, featuring songs by Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Alanis Morissette, the Beatles, Oasis, and more.

O'so Brewing Co. & Pizzeria features live music from Amelia Ford. A 12-time WAMI finalist and recipient of Wisconsin's Album of the Year in 2023 and Wisconsin's Alternative Rock Performer of the Year in 2024, she delivers alt rock that blends an airy soprano with a raw, gritty punch. Her style draws comparisons to Alanis Morissette, and she has more than 50 original alt rock songs to her name.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be at Fleet Farm Stevens Point with warm lobster classics ready fast for a quick bite or takeout. Place an order in the mobile app ahead of time to bypass the line and pick up with ease.

Andy Braun performs at O'so Brewing with a mix of folk rock classics and singer songwriter tunes spanning the 50s, 60s, and 70s through today. The set features songs by Johnny Cash, CCR, Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, Neil Young, among others, along with originals from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

Charms performs at Ho Chunk Casino Nekoosa Wi.