Spring Green Farmers Market

Spring Green Farmers Market
Spring Green Community Library 230 E. Monroe St., Spring Green

The Spring Green Farmers Market operates year-round, rain or shine, offering the best in local produce and handcrafted goods. The market's mission is to support local farmers, food producers, and artists while providing a forum for a healthy community. Shoppers are invited to enjoy coffee, baked goods, and live music while browsing fresh items like flowers and vegetables. During the Summer Market (mid-May to mid-October), vendors gather every Saturday morning outside the Spring Green Community Library from 9am - 12pm.

Cousins Annual UTV Poker Run

Cousin's Bar and Grill 1000 Main Street, Plain

Cousin's Bar and Grill is hosting its Annual UTV Poker Run. Registration opens at 9:00 AM, and the cost is $10 per person, with 100% of the payout going to the top five hands. The route includes stops at Kaul Park in Bear Valley (Car Cruise), Hillpoint Hideaway, Logan’s Heroes, Station 136, and The Shed Bar and Grill before returning to Cousins by 5:00 PM. Participants must be present to win. The event will also feature a basket raffle, a 50/50 raffle, and live music from "Last Ride" starting at 7:00 PM.

$10

Paul Joseph Ryan’s ‘The Little Strange Forest in the Library’

Spring Green Community Library 230 E. Monroe St., Spring Green

Paul Joseph Ryan exhibits "The Little Strange Forest in the Library" at the Glass Case Gallery in August. An artist and poet, Ryan expresses his love for libraries as a sanctuary for imagination. The exhibit explores perception beyond sight, emphasizing dreams and boundless potential. It is open during regular library hours.

Free

Deb Cavanaugh’s Quilts in the Community Room Gallery

Spring Green Community Library 230 E. Monroe St., Spring Green

Deb Cavanaugh's quilts are on display in the Community Room Gallery throughout August, showcasing her 50-year journey in quilting inspired by her husband's grandmother. An additional presentation will occur on August 18 at 2 PM. The exhibit is open during library hours, and visitors can access it via the circulation desk.

Free

Car-B-Que in The Park

Kaul Community Park 33890 St. Killian’s Road, Lone Rock

Attendees are invited to the Car-B-Que in The Park, featuring a classic car and truck cruise. The classic vehicles will arrive at 11:00 AM, followed by a delicious chicken BBQ served at 12:00 PM.

$14

Wildlife Forever ATV Club’s Annual Summer Party

Trader’s Island Campground: Tiki Bar & River Rentals 7608 Wittwer Road, Arena

Join the Wildlife Forever ATV Club for a day of fun, live music, and great company at their Annual Summer Party! The club is thrilled to invite everyone to come out to Trader's Tiki Bar and enjoy the warm summer vibes with a packed day of activities and entertainment.

Free

Drift Bake House Anniversary Dinner

Drift Bake House 301 Dalogasa Dr, Arena

Celebrate a special evening with a curated culinary experience at DRIFT BAKE HOUSE's upcoming anniversary dinner! Guests will sit down to a carefully crafted, four-course plated meal featuring locally farmed and foraged ingredients, alongside a few surprises planned throughout the night.

$95

Broadacre City: Wright’s Vision for the American City

Hillside Theater - Taliesin 6604 Hwy 23, Spring Green

Part of the Frank Lloyd Wright and the American Landscape Lecture Series, this presentation features guest speaker Dr. Jennifer Gray, Vice President and Director of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s Taliesin Institute. In 1932, Frank Lloyd Wright unveiled an ambitious project called Broadacre City, which proposed radical changes to cities and how we live in them. Dr. Gray will unpack the ways that Broadacre City, though never built, was a vehicle to address pressing social, economic, and environmental issues, many of which have contemporary relevance.

$15

Opening Night: Sueño

American Players Theatre 5950 Golf Course Rd, Spring Green

Join American Players Theatre for the opening night of Sueño. Translated and adapted by José Rivera from the play by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, and directed by Marcela Lorca, this production is a fantastical fairy tale where old-world verse and modern wit mingle. A love letter to the Spanish Golden Age, this theatrical exploration of fate versus free will follows Prince Segismundo, who is imprisoned from birth due to a prophecy claiming he would become a tyrant. When his father, King Basilio, decides to release him to test his true nature, a funny, absurd, and strangely beautiful take on a 17th-century classic unfolds.