Area Calendar
September 25th, 2025
Marathon City Public Library / 10:30am-11am
Children ages 6 and under and their parents and caregivers are invited to join us in Marathon City for story time on Thursdays! We will read books, sing songs, and more during our 30-45 minutes together. Please note that our regular story time schedule may get interrupted by special events on occasion. Call the Marathon City Branch at 715-443-2775 for more information.Wausau Public Library / 10am-10:30am
Bring your entire family to story time! Children ages 6 and under and their parents or guardians are welcome at this 30-minute program. Enjoy learning with all of your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities. Call the library at 715-261-7220 for more information.Spencer Public Library / 2:30pm-3:30pm
Interested in learning how to use the internet but not sure where to begin? Marathon County Public Library wants to help! Adults can visit MCPL Spencer (105 S. Park St., Spencer) for a Computer Basics class on using the internet. During this session, our adult services librarian will introduce patrons to basic terminology, functionality, and navigation of internet browsers, search engines, and websites. The library will provide participants with laptops necessary for the class. Open to the public, registration is required. Call the Spencer Branch at 715-659-3996 to register or for more information.Wausau Public Library / 5:30pm
Traduttore, traditore—Translator, traitor. Protagonist Robin Swift grapples with the contradictions and connections between language, politics, and violence as he navigates the fantastic world of 1828 Oxford’s prestigious Royal Institute of Translation, Babel. 715-261-7230.RiverEdge Golf Course, Marshfield / 5:30pm
Come enjoy an evening of celebration as we honor our 2025 Chamber Champion recipients! Small Business of the Year: NextHome Hub City & Firm of the Year: Mid-State Technical College. Sponsorship opportunities & registration will open soon: https://www.marshfieldchamber.com/event-detail...Warrens, WI / 7am-7pm
Vendors, parade, food and more!Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.September 26th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am
Black River Falls / 10am-2pm
Spencer Public Library / 11am-Noon
Let your creativity bloom at our sunflower craft session! All ages are invited to come craft at the Marathon County Public Library’s Spencer Branch (105 S. Park St., Spencer). The library will provide colorful paper and fuzzy pom-poms. All you need to bring is your imagination to bring your own one-of-a-kind paper sunflower to life! Brighten up your home with this radiant seasonal craft or give it as a gift to brighten someone else’s day. This event is free and open to the public, no registration required. For more information, call 715-659-3996.Warrens, WI / 7am-7pm
Vendors, parade, food and more!Marshfield American Legion / 7am-9am
$25-Member or $35 for Non-Member. Register by September 19th with the Marshfield Chamber. Call 715-384-3454 with questions.Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 7pm
$10 per person.The Vault, Marshfield / 8:30am-5pm
Register online.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.September 27th, 2025
Marshfield American Legion / 1pm-4pm
$5 per Bingo card. All proceeds go to Sleep in Heavenly Peace. Snacks provided, cash bar available, raffle items, and ice cream peddler will be there!American Legion Post 73 in Neillsville / 3 pm
This invitation is open to anyone who attended NHS.Cost is $22 per person
Hot sandwiches will be served from 5 to 9 pm
Full breakfast at the Legion on Sunday, Sept. 28th from 8:30 to 11:30 am for $12 a person
Festival Foods Parking Lot, Marshfield / 7:30am-1pm
Warrens, WI / 7am-7pm
Vendors, parade, food and more!Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 7pm
$10 per person.Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.Braem Park, Marshfield / 9:30am
Get ready to serve for a cause! Join the Marshfield High School Student Council for a Homecoming Pickleball Tournament at the Braem Park Pickleball Courts! With divisions for all skill levels, this fun, community-friendly event welcomes everyone, from beginners to seasoned players. 50% of the proceeds will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield! Come out and play while supporting Marshfield's local youth programs.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.September 28th, 2025
Nazareth Lutheran Church, Withee / 11am
Serving till gone. Swiss steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, glazed carrots, fruit salad, dinner rolls, dessert.UWSP, Treehaven / 1pm-5pm
A multi-hour guided, educational experience with a different route every week. Hikers will have the chance to explore a variety of Northwoods habitats and learn about topics including biodiversity, ecology, and Treehaven history. The final hike on Oct. 12 will conclude the series with a fantastic ridgetop view of estimated peak fall color. Each hike is about 2-3 miles long, with variance in difficulty that increases each week. Weeks 1-2 are least strenuous, while Weeks 5-6 involve lots of hilly terrain that may be challenging for some. Registration is $15 per person for each individual session, and both series offer a discounted total price to guests registering for all sessions. All programs take place outdoors at the Treehaven campus, W2540 Pickerel Creek Road, Tomahawk, WI. All ages are welcome, but children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Parking is available on-site, and guests should follow posted signage to reach program meeting spaces. For registration and more information on these and other public programs Treehaven offers, please visit uwsp.edu/cnr-ap/treehaven/Pages/TreehavenEvents.aspx. Please contact [email protected] or call 715-346-2435 with any questions.UWSP, Steven Point Planetarium / 2pm
All regular public shows are around one hour long and include a 25-min presentation focusing on the current night sky of Central Wisconsin (bright stars, constellations, planets, etc.) All events are free and open to the public, but donations are appreciated and help continue these programs. Learn more at uwsp.edu/smcpa/blocher-planetarium.Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 2pm
$10 per person.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.September 29th, 2025
Mosinee Public Library / 10:30am-11am
Staff from Children's Wisconsin will read a story, share music and lead children through a craft project. They'll also be available to speak with parents and caregivers about parenting and developmental questions, and recommend community services that the adults might not know about!Wausau Public Library / 10am-10:30am
Little movers and their caregivers, join us for a fun and interactive story time geared for toddlers! We will read interactive stories, sing songs together, and have a lot of fun in this 30-minute story time. This program is designed to help children learn about shapes, numbers, colors, rhyming and more in a unique and fun way!Peace United Church of Christ, Schofield / 1pm-5pm
Hatley Public Library / 4pm-5pm
Young readers are invited to join us as we welcome certified therapy dog and golden doodle, Levi, to MCPL-Hatley! Children are welcome to bring their favorite books from home or borrow some from our shelves to read to Levi. Kids can spend time with a new furry friend while improving their literacy skills. For more information, call MCPL-Hatley at 715-446-3537.Pizza Ranch, Marshfield / 4pm-8pm
10% of proceeds will benefit Marshfield North Shores and Three Oaks' Alzehimer's Walk Team.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.September 30th, 2025
Neillsville American Legion / 5pm
All are invited to the Neillsville American Legion Post 73 to honor some area veterans at a banquet. Social hour begins at 5:00 with a pot luck at 6:00. All are welcome to attend. Bring a dish to pass.Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
With the seasons changing it must be time for another Puzzle Race! Compete by yourself, as a team, or with new friends to put together a 500 piece puzzle as fast as you can!Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Marshfield / 7pm
$5/person - Bring your own beverage. http://www.WisconsinCSD.comThe Highground, Neillsville / 9:30am-2:15pm
Students will receive a guided tour of The Highground with added presentations on different cultures, important moments in history and a Flag Retirement Ceremony conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution – Ah Da Wah Gam Chapter. This 5th Grade event will be a half day presentation. Schools will need to pick the day and either the AM (9:30am-12:15pm) or PM (11:30am-2:15pm) session. Note: A lunch break is not scheduled within the sessions. We have picnic tables on site, however, so students are welcome to bring a sack lunch to eat before or after their session. Students are invited to bring a Ziploc bag of soil from their home, school or other special place to place on the Dove Mound.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 1st, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am-11am
Join us each Wednesday morning for an hour of activities that allows our littlest patrons to learn and play in fun, engaging ways!Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services / 5pm-6pm
Many people wish to arrange their affairs to live well in their later years and ensure that their end-of-life plans follow their wishes. Planning AHEAD is a class from UW-Madison Division of Extension, created to address most aspects of end-of-life planning. In 1-hour in person classes, Extension Educators guide participants through examining heath care wishes, financial responsibilities, legal requirements and documentation, distribution of personal property, end-of-life decisions, dealing with grief, and the emotional ramifications of all the above. The program is designed both for those of all ages who want to prepare for their own passing or are in the process of losing a loved one and are dealing with the transition. This course features a planning workbook to help organize the tasks and documents associated with end-of-life decisions. Clark, Marathon and Wood County residents are invited to attend this free in-person course facilitated by Crystal Walters, Human Development and Relationships educator for UW-Extension Clark County in partnership with Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Spencer, WI. Classes will be held on Wednesday Evenings in September and October at Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services located at 901 South LaSalle St. Spencer, WI 54479. Register by calling Clark County UW-Extension at 715-743-5121. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or please call 715-743-5121 for more information about Planning AHEAD or to register. Check out the program website at https://aging.extension.wisc.edu/programs/planning-ahead/City of Marshfield, Parks and Recreation / 6pm
Cost is $35, register online.The Highground, Neillsville / 9:30am-2:15pm
Students will receive a guided tour of The Highground with added presentations on different cultures, important moments in history and a Flag Retirement Ceremony conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution – Ah Da Wah Gam Chapter. This 5th Grade event will be a half day presentation. Schools will need to pick the day and either the AM (9:30am-12:15pm) or PM (11:30am-2:15pm) session. Note: A lunch break is not scheduled within the sessions. We have picnic tables on site, however, so students are welcome to bring a sack lunch to eat before or after their session. Students are invited to bring a Ziploc bag of soil from their home, school or other special place to place on the Dove Mound.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Marathon County Public Library, Wausau / Regular Business Hours
Did you know that a life-sized replica of a Triceratops dinosaur calls the Marathon Public Library’s Wausau Headquarters (300 N. First St., Wausau) its home? This ancient friend is looking for a name, and from October 1 through October 25. Young patrons all across Marathon county ages 0-18 are invited to enter their own name ideas so we can give our Triceratops its perfect title! Paper ballots will be available at all MCPL locations, and kids can submit one with their best idea. After all of the entries are gathered together on October 25, the top name choices will then be available for the entire public to vote on during DinoNovember! To vote, check out our website November 1st through the 15th to submit your choice, or vote in person at any MCPL location on a paper ballot. Once voting closes, the child who suggested the winning name will receive a fun dino-centric prize. This event is free and open to the public with no registration required. For more information, call 715-261-7220 or your local MCPL location.Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 2nd, 2025
YMCA Aspirus Branch, Weston / 10am-3pm
Marshfield Public Library / 1pm
Join us in conversation with Smithsonian professionals Adrián Aldaba and Emily Key as they discuss Nuestra América and highlight inspiring stories of Latinos throughout history, as well as their incredible contributions to the cultural, social, and political character of the United States. For more information and to register, click here.UWSP, Stevens Point / 7:30pm
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for seniors (62+), $10 for youth (under 18) and UWSP employees. Events are ticketed unless noted otherwise. Tickets are available for purchase online, at the Information and Tickets desk in the Dreyfus University Center or by calling 715-346-4100. All online tickets can be found at uwsptickets.universitytickets.com.Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 7pm
$10 per person.Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.The Highground, Neillsville / 9:30am-2pm
These days will feature programs that offer in-depth insight into the U.S. military experience in WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Global War on Terror with accompanying presentations on the other nations cultures involved in these wars. This program will not include a tour of The Highground, and it will not be a repeat of what these students may have received if they attended a previous Education Days event. Schools will need to pick which day to attend. Both days will run a full day from 9:30am-2:00pm. A lunch break is included from 11:30am-noon. Note: The Highground will work with schools that need to arrive later or leave before scheduled times.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 3rd, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am
With the Marshfield Fire Department as a special guest!Fox Hollow, Dorchester / 11am
All are welcome!Wildwood Zoo, Marshfield / 4pm-6pm
The Highground, Neillsville / 9:30am-2pm
These days will feature programs that offer in-depth insight into the U.S. military experience in WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Global War on Terror with accompanying presentations on the other nations cultures involved in these wars. This program will not include a tour of The Highground, and it will not be a repeat of what these students may have received if they attended a previous Education Days event. Schools will need to pick which day to attend. Both days will run a full day from 9:30am-2:00pm. A lunch break is included from 11:30am-noon. Note: The Highground will work with schools that need to arrive later or leave before scheduled times.2nd Street Community Center, Marshfield / 9am-2pm
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 4th, 2025
Wildwood Zoo, Marshfield / 10am-1pm
The Highground, Neillsville / 10am-3pm
Rounding out the year, The Highground will host the annual Fall Bake Sale on October 4 from 10am to 3pm or when items sell out. All the funds raised will support our Museum exhibits. A tremendous amount of time and effort goes into making every exhibit remarkable. Join our Sweet Platoon bakers—Bake your favorite goodies and be an integral part of that “Welcome Home” for our Veterans. We kindly ask that you deliver your sweets already packaged (at your own discretion) by 5pm on Friday, October 3 to the Admin building garage. Don’t bake? That’s ok, visit us on October 4 and pick up a few sweets for your Sunday Dinner dessert.Marshfield Fairgrounds / 10am-4pm
Admission: $3.00 ages 1-12 $6 ages 13+The Highground, Neillsville / 11am-1pm
Contact the Stone Coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.Marshfield Public Library / 1pm-3pm
We're in our Library Era! We'll have music, crafts, a photo op, and more. Dress for your favorite Era and come join us for a celebration of all things Swiftie!The Highground, Neillsville / 2pm-4pm
Contact the Stone Coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.Festival Foods Parking Lot, Marshfield / 7:30am-1pm
Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 7pm
$10 per person.Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.Auburndale Park Shelter House / 8pm
Packages of beef, pork & lamb are auctioned. Proceeds go to FFA.Wenzel Family Plaza, Marshfield / 9am
World’s largest event dedicated to Alzheimer’s care, support & research. Event Opens: 9:00 a.m.; Opening Ceremony: 10:10 a.m., Walk follows; Promise Garden Ceremony honoring all impacted by Alzheimer’s. This is a meaningful community event that raises vital awareness and funds.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 5th, 2025
UWSP, Treehaven / 1pm-5pm
A multi-hour guided, educational experience with a different route every week. Hikers will have the chance to explore a variety of Northwoods habitats and learn about topics including biodiversity, ecology, and Treehaven history. The final hike on Oct. 12 will conclude the series with a fantastic ridgetop view of estimated peak fall color. Each hike is about 2-3 miles long, with variance in difficulty that increases each week. Weeks 1-2 are least strenuous, while Weeks 5-6 involve lots of hilly terrain that may be challenging for some. Registration is $15 per person for each individual session, and both series offer a discounted total price to guests registering for all sessions. All programs take place outdoors at the Treehaven campus, W2540 Pickerel Creek Road, Tomahawk, WI. All ages are welcome, but children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Parking is available on-site, and guests should follow posted signage to reach program meeting spaces. For registration and more information on these and other public programs Treehaven offers, please visit uwsp.edu/cnr-ap/treehaven/Pages/TreehavenEvents.aspx. Please contact [email protected] or call 715-346-2435 with any questions.Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield / 2pm
$10 per person.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 6th, 2025
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 7th, 2025
Stratford Public Library / 1pm-7pm
Like New and gently used books. Cash OnlyMarshfield Public Library / 6pm
Join local apple experts from Rock Ridge Orchard for an evening of tasting and learning about a variety of different locally grown apples!Black River Falls Public Library / Noon-1pm
Dementia Care SpecialistClark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 8th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am-11am
Stratford Public Library / 10am-3pm
Like New and gently used books. Cash OnlyForward Bank, Marshfield / 11am-2pm
Thrive Church, Wausau / 11am-4pm
Abbotsford School District / 4pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services / 5pm-6pm
Many people wish to arrange their affairs to live well in their later years and ensure that their end-of-life plans follow their wishes. Planning AHEAD is a class from UW-Madison Division of Extension, created to address most aspects of end-of-life planning. In 1-hour in person classes, Extension Educators guide participants through examining heath care wishes, financial responsibilities, legal requirements and documentation, distribution of personal property, end-of-life decisions, dealing with grief, and the emotional ramifications of all the above. The program is designed both for those of all ages who want to prepare for their own passing or are in the process of losing a loved one and are dealing with the transition. This course features a planning workbook to help organize the tasks and documents associated with end-of-life decisions. Clark, Marathon and Wood County residents are invited to attend this free in-person course facilitated by Crystal Walters, Human Development and Relationships educator for UW-Extension Clark County in partnership with Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Spencer, WI. Classes will be held on Wednesday Evenings in September and October at Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services located at 901 South LaSalle St. Spencer, WI 54479. Register by calling Clark County UW-Extension at 715-743-5121. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or please call 715-743-5121 for more information about Planning AHEAD or to register. Check out the program website at https://aging.extension.wisc.edu/programs/planning-ahead/UWSP, Stevens Point / 7:30pm
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for seniors (62+), $10 for youth (under 18) and UWSP employees. Events are ticketed unless noted otherwise. Tickets are available for purchase online, at the Information and Tickets desk in the Dreyfus University Center or by calling 715-346-4100. All online tickets can be found at uwsptickets.universitytickets.com.MACCI, Marshfield / 8am-Noon
Stop in to meet your MACCI team! Coffee, juice, donuts provided!Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 9th, 2025
Abbotsford City Hall / 10am
Register by October 1st, seating limited. Topics include elder abuse and fraud, upcoming Medicare open enrollment period, and lunch will be provided.St. Bernard's Church, Abbotsford / 1pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Interfaith Volunteers, Black River Falls / 2pm-3pm
Topic: Adapting Holiday TraditionsScotty's Pizza & Chicken, Marshfield / 4pm-8pm
Don't feel like making dinner? Let Scotty's help you out, and you can feel good about doing it too! Mark your calendar and support the Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield during Scotty’s Pizza Dine-to-Donate Night! Whether you dine in, carry out, or order delivery, 10% of your purchase will go directly to supporting local youth. No code or flyer needed; just order and enjoy!Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
Since publishing in 2015, Leigh Bardugo’s highly popular Six of Crows has taken the world of YA literature by storm–and it’s not hard to see why. The complex fantasy setting, thoughtfully-structured magic system, and deliciously morally gray characters all collide in a world you won’t want to leave and you don’t have to! Join us as we pick the brain of the New York Times bestselling author herself, celebrating the release of her Six of Crows (The Dregs Edition). For more information and to register, click here.The Highground, Neillsville / 8:30am-4pm
Breakfast, coffee, snacks and lunch will be provided. RSVP’s are appreciated, so we can organize cleaning activities and get a headcount for lunch. Email Pete at [email protected] or call 715-743-4224.Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.Lake Arrowhead, Nekoosa / Noon-5pm
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 10th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am
With Marshfield Utilities as a special guest!DC Everest High School, Schofield / 8:30am-1:30pm
The Highground, Neillsville / 8:30am-4pm
Breakfast, coffee, snacks and lunch will be provided. RSVP’s are appreciated, so we can organize cleaning activities and get a headcount for lunch. Email Pete at [email protected] or call 715-743-4224.Neillsville, WI / Hours Vary
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 11th, 2025
Columbia Park, Marshfield / 10:30am-5pm
Raising money to help feed our veterans. Bring lawn chairs and drinks for a day of fun and raffles. Food trucks available.Colby Community Library / 10am
Register with the Colby Library through October 3rd. Cost is $60, class fee must be paid to reserve your spot, class size limit is 20, must be 18 and older.Festival Foods Parking Lot, Marshfield / 7:30am-1pm
Granton School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10Downtown Wisconsin Rapids / 8am-1pm
Located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggin Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafters from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market continues its commitment to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market’s operations and programming. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community.Marshfield Public Library / 9:30am
Stitches & Conversation is an open crafting group to share needle arts (knitting, crochet, etc) and other crafts, as well as conversation. All ages and skill levels are welcome. The group can help if you are just getting started or are stuck and nee help on a project. Bring along your current project and supplies, whatever your craft may be.Neillsville, WI / Hours Vary
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 12th, 2025
UWSP, Treehaven / 1pm-5pm
A multi-hour guided, educational experience with a different route every week. Hikers will have the chance to explore a variety of Northwoods habitats and learn about topics including biodiversity, ecology, and Treehaven history. The final hike on Oct. 12 will conclude the series with a fantastic ridgetop view of estimated peak fall color. Each hike is about 2-3 miles long, with variance in difficulty that increases each week. Weeks 1-2 are least strenuous, while Weeks 5-6 involve lots of hilly terrain that may be challenging for some. Registration is $15 per person for each individual session, and both series offer a discounted total price to guests registering for all sessions. All programs take place outdoors at the Treehaven campus, W2540 Pickerel Creek Road, Tomahawk, WI. All ages are welcome, but children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Parking is available on-site, and guests should follow posted signage to reach program meeting spaces. For registration and more information on these and other public programs Treehaven offers, please visit uwsp.edu/cnr-ap/treehaven/Pages/TreehavenEvents.aspx. Please contact [email protected] or call 715-346-2435 with any questions.Granton School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 13th, 2025
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 14th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 1pm
Can you see sound? What kind of patterns does sound make? We invite all homeschool students and families to celebrate the Wisconsin Science Festival theme “Rock & Roll” by making their own resonance table!Marshfield Public Library / 1pm-3pm
There's something strange in the library. Who we gonna call? All of you! Can you put your searching skills to the test to follow the clues and solve the mystery?Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
Can you see sound? What kind of patterns does sound make? Come celebrate the Wisconsin Science Festival theme Rock & Roll and see for yourself as you make your own resonance table!Thorp Fire Hall / 9am-11:30am
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 15th, 2025
Stoney River Assisted Living, Marshfield / 10am-11:30am
Contact Melissa at Stoney River for more info.Marshfield Public Library / 10am-11am
Join us each Wednesday morning for an hour of activities that allows our littlest patrons to learn and play in fun, engaging ways!Nekoosa High School / 1pm-6pm
Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services / 5pm-6pm
Many people wish to arrange their affairs to live well in their later years and ensure that their end-of-life plans follow their wishes. Planning AHEAD is a class from UW-Madison Division of Extension, created to address most aspects of end-of-life planning. In 1-hour in person classes, Extension Educators guide participants through examining heath care wishes, financial responsibilities, legal requirements and documentation, distribution of personal property, end-of-life decisions, dealing with grief, and the emotional ramifications of all the above. The program is designed both for those of all ages who want to prepare for their own passing or are in the process of losing a loved one and are dealing with the transition. This course features a planning workbook to help organize the tasks and documents associated with end-of-life decisions. Clark, Marathon and Wood County residents are invited to attend this free in-person course facilitated by Crystal Walters, Human Development and Relationships educator for UW-Extension Clark County in partnership with Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Spencer, WI. Classes will be held on Wednesday Evenings in September and October at Life Tributes Funeral Home & Cremation Services located at 901 South LaSalle St. Spencer, WI 54479. Register by calling Clark County UW-Extension at 715-743-5121. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or please call 715-743-5121 for more information about Planning AHEAD or to register. Check out the program website at https://aging.extension.wisc.edu/programs/planning-ahead/Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
Join us for a magical night of creativity at the library! In this all-ages craft session, you’ll paint and decorate a wooden block to create a charming witch character, complete with a hand-painted face and festive hat. Perfect for families, friends, or solo spell-casters—no prior experience needed. All supplies provided.UWSP, Stevens Point / 7:30pm
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for seniors (62+), $10 for youth (under 18) and UWSP employees. Events are ticketed unless noted otherwise. Tickets are available for purchase online, at the Information and Tickets desk in the Dreyfus University Center or by calling 715-346-4100. All online tickets can be found at uwsptickets.universitytickets.com.Colby Community Library / 9am-11:30am
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 16th, 2025
Neillsville High School / 4pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 17th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am
UWSP, Stevens Point / 7:30pm
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for seniors (62+), $10 for youth (under 18) and UWSP employees. Events are ticketed unless noted otherwise. Tickets are available for purchase online, at the Information and Tickets desk in the Dreyfus University Center or by calling 715-346-4100. All online tickets can be found at uwsptickets.universitytickets.com.The Highground, Neillsville / All Day
For couples facing the unique challenges of deployments, military to civilian transitions and marriage after deployment/service it is sure to put relations to the test. We want to help couples develop and hone new skills to strengthen and build relationship resiliency. Operation Re-Connect couples retreat is structured to provide a calm and supportive environment where couples feel safe to share their experiences and know that they are not alone in the challenges they face. Operation Re-Connect’s three-day retreat provides an opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and to help couples develop better communication skills and reignite their romance. This retreat is: Free to service members and partners (lodging, meals and workshop materials included); Facilitated by NAMI-certified staff and certified/licensed counselors with experience in couples and military counseling; Focused on the couples’ relationships in fun and unique ways while enjoying good food; A way for couples to learn how to handle conflict, build intimacy and improve communication; An opportunity to learn from other couple’s experiences. To begin your relationship journey, please call Bonnie at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] to receive your application form/waiver. Limited space is available. Registration is required along with a $50 registration fee (refunded upon arrival) Lodging, meals, and workshop supplies are provided for registered couples. Transportation to and from the retreat is not provided.St. John's Lutheran School, Mosinee / Noon-5pm
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 18th, 2025
Colby School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10Granton School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10Edgar Steam Show Grounds / 8:30am-12:30pm
Pre-registration is required and limited to the first 25 paid participants. Register by October 9th. Cost to attend: $25/person/ session selected. Learn more or register here: https://eventreg.wisc.edu/en/5f4YRxR7/g/extension/parasite-patrol-plus-edgar-wi-5a2TQr17x2n/overviewThe Highground, Neillsville / All Day
For couples facing the unique challenges of deployments, military to civilian transitions and marriage after deployment/service it is sure to put relations to the test. We want to help couples develop and hone new skills to strengthen and build relationship resiliency. Operation Re-Connect couples retreat is structured to provide a calm and supportive environment where couples feel safe to share their experiences and know that they are not alone in the challenges they face. Operation Re-Connect’s three-day retreat provides an opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and to help couples develop better communication skills and reignite their romance. This retreat is: Free to service members and partners (lodging, meals and workshop materials included); Facilitated by NAMI-certified staff and certified/licensed counselors with experience in couples and military counseling; Focused on the couples’ relationships in fun and unique ways while enjoying good food; A way for couples to learn how to handle conflict, build intimacy and improve communication; An opportunity to learn from other couple’s experiences. To begin your relationship journey, please call Bonnie at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] to receive your application form/waiver. Limited space is available. Registration is required along with a $50 registration fee (refunded upon arrival) Lodging, meals, and workshop supplies are provided for registered couples. Transportation to and from the retreat is not provided.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 19th, 2025
Colby School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10.Granton School Forest / 7pm-10pm
Cost is $10The Highground, Neillsville / All Day
For couples facing the unique challenges of deployments, military to civilian transitions and marriage after deployment/service it is sure to put relations to the test. We want to help couples develop and hone new skills to strengthen and build relationship resiliency. Operation Re-Connect couples retreat is structured to provide a calm and supportive environment where couples feel safe to share their experiences and know that they are not alone in the challenges they face. Operation Re-Connect’s three-day retreat provides an opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and to help couples develop better communication skills and reignite their romance. This retreat is: Free to service members and partners (lodging, meals and workshop materials included); Facilitated by NAMI-certified staff and certified/licensed counselors with experience in couples and military counseling; Focused on the couples’ relationships in fun and unique ways while enjoying good food; A way for couples to learn how to handle conflict, build intimacy and improve communication; An opportunity to learn from other couple’s experiences. To begin your relationship journey, please call Bonnie at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] to receive your application form/waiver. Limited space is available. Registration is required along with a $50 registration fee (refunded upon arrival) Lodging, meals, and workshop supplies are provided for registered couples. Transportation to and from the retreat is not provided.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 20th, 2025
Holiday Inn, Marshfield / 11am-5pm
2nd Street Community Center, Marshfield / 1pm-2:30pm
Hosted by Marshfield Senior Citizen Council. $3 for a scoop of ice cream, slice of pie, coffee, and ukulele music.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 21st, 2025
Thorp School District / 4pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union, Marshfield / 4pm-7pm
All are welcome!2nd Street Community Center, Marshfield / 5pm-7pm
$2 per person/$10 max for families. Costumes, candy, prizes, and more!Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
What is a Frankenstuff ? We'll, tell you! Frankenstuff is a craft program where you will have the opportunity to create your own unique stuffed animal. You will choose different body parts from an assortment of stuffed animals and sew the parts back together! What will your Frankenstuff look like? Will it have the head of a tiger with a body of a bear and a monkey’s tail? You get to decide!UWSP, Stevens Point / 7:30pm
Tickets are $18 for the general public, $16 for seniors (62+), $10 for youth (under 18) and UWSP employees. Events are ticketed unless noted otherwise. Tickets are available for purchase online, at the Information and Tickets desk in the Dreyfus University Center or by calling 715-346-4100. All online tickets can be found at uwsptickets.universitytickets.com.Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 22nd, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am-11am
Join us each Wednesday morning for an hour of activities that allows our littlest patrons to learn and play in fun, engaging ways!Loyal Elementary School / 4pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Marshfield Public Library / 6pm
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 23rd, 2025
Colby High School / 4pm-5pm
Children (Age 6 Months - 18 Years): Flu: No-cost, regardless of insurance status; COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFC criteria. Age 12+ can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 19+) Flu and COVID: No-cost to those who meet VFA criteria. Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Adults (Age 65+) High-Dose Flu: Can bill select insurance companies, or private pay available. Billable insurance plans include: Aspirus Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Benefit Plan Administrators (BPA), Medicaid/Badgercare+, Medicare, Security Health Plan, Security Administrative Services, UMR, and UnitedHealthCare. You must present your insurance card(s) at the clinic. Individuals will be held responsible for paying any costs associated with receiving a vaccine(s) if the insurance carrier denies payment. Clark County Immunization Hotline: (715) 743-5292. Appointments Strongly Recommended to Guarantee a Vaccine (Walk-Ins Welcome)Neillsville High School Auditorium / 7 pm
Tickets: $10 for adults$5 for 12 and under
Clark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 24th, 2025
Marshfield Public Library / 10am
NorthStar Restoration Services, Wausau / 10am-3pm
Neillsville High School Auditorium / 7 pm
Tickets: $10 for adults$5 for 12 and under
LEV Church, Spencer / 9am-4pm
$5, Quilt Entry Deadline Oct 15th, entry forms http://www.piecemakers.orgClark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 25th, 2025
Neillsville American Legion / 5pm
Doors open at 5pm, bouts start at 6pm, admission is $15 for adults, $5 for students, 5 and under are free.Black River Falls, WI / 5pm-8pm
We are thrilled to announce the 4th annual Trail of Terror, set for Saturday, October 25th, from 5 PM to 8 PM, beginning at the Chamber office. Participants will journey through the eerie Trail of Terror (Foundation Trail) and enjoy a frightfully fun experience! After the walk, a wagon or van will transport them from 8th Street back to the Chamber office, where a family-friendly Halloween movie will be shown on a big screen in the park. Food will be available for purchase. Our goal is to involve as many Chamber Member businesses as possible. Learn more here: https://www.blackrivercountry.net/trail-of-terror/Neillsville High School Auditorium / 7 pm
Tickets: $10 for adults$5 for 12 and under
Marshfield, WI / 8am-Noon
Sign Up or learn more by contacting the Marshfield Area United Way.LEV Church, Spencer / 9am-4pm
$5, Quilt Entry Deadline Oct 15th, entry forms http://www.piecemakers.orgClark County / Regular Business Hours
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!Clark County / Times Vary
Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds, sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights also include our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many fantastic meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, thrift store, wineries, pubs, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yard in Spring. Enjoy the scenic country roads and quaint communities as you travel through beautiful Clark County. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Clark County is truly nature’s playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. Call 715-255-9100 for a brochure or you can visit www.clarkcountywi.org.October 26th, 2025
Neillsville High School Auditorium / 2 pm
Tickets: $10 for adults$5 for 12 and under