What to Do This Weekend In & Around Marshfield
Fall Street Dance (More Info)
Friday
Rising Phoenix returns to rock the block to kick off Maple Fall Fest.
Downtown Friday Nights: Midrange and Friends (More Info)
Friday
This show starts a little earlier than our usual due to the Fall Block Party taking place the same night just a few blocks away! $5 suggested donation at the Plaza.
Black Out Cancer: Marshfield Tigers vs SPASH (More Info)
Friday
Marshfield vs SPASH annual Black Out Cancer football game. Proceeds from this event will benefit local organizations and individuals in both communities.
Hardacre Kids: Chalk (More Info)
Saturday 10-11
Sidewalk Chalk Fun: Chalk up Hardacre Park with Everett Roehl Public Library!
Seed Picture with Parks & Rec (More Info)
Saturday
Kids will use seeds to create a picture by using different shaped and colored seeds. To register for classes, stop by the Parks & Recreation office at 211 E. Second Street, Suite 111 or register online at ci.marshfield.wi.us
Maple Fall Fest (More Info)
Saturday-Sunday
This yearly festival at Wildwood Park attracts thousands to puruse 150 food and craft vendors, check out performances, try maple syrup samples, and participate in kid-friendly games and activities. Maple Fall Fest returns September 15-16.
Cranberry Bike Tour (More Info)
Saturday
Bikers have the opportunity to challenge themselves and experience the beautiful Wood County countryside when the Cranberry Bike Tour returns, supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Marshfield supporting families affected by serious illness.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s (More Info)
Saturday
Join us in the fight against Alzheimer’s! Funds raised at our Walks provide access to healthcare and support services for those in our communities affected by Alzheimer’s.
Yoga at the Plaza (More Info)
Saturday
The classes will be suitable for all levels and open to the public. Cost: Donation based, benefiting the Hannah Center.
Ron’s Boomer Tunes (More Info)
Saturday
Come on down to the Wenzel Family Plaza for the Biweekly Saturday Lunch Concert Series. Featuring songs from the Raving 20’s all the way to the 70’s, it is a perfect opportunity to experience some nostalgia from the past and sing along! Cruise through the American Song Book, Baby Boomer Style. Free to public.
Succulent Pumpkin Planter – Drop-in (More Info)
Saturday-Sunday
Grab a friend and drop-in during our weekend business hours and plant your own succulent pumpkin! This unique & festive project can serve as an adorable centerpiece on your table or a nice addition to your porch. They also make great teacher gifts & small gifts for friends & family.
TAKE A TOUR of Upham Mansion (More Info)
Saturday, 1:30-4 p.m. or Appointment
Built in 1880, Upham Mansion, located at 212 West Third Street, is named for William Henry Upham, the 18th Governor of Wisconsin and a man that many credit for giving Marshfield its stable foundation.
Go to the Farmers Market (More Info)
Saturday-Sunday
Festival Foods Farmers Market arrives at the parking lot with fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and more.
Marshfield Historic Museum (More Info)
Saturday 1:30-4
Come see the completed military section of the Marshfield Historic Museum this Saturday. Admission is always free. Located in the basement of the 2nd Street Community Center (old library).
