Upcoming Community Events
Regional Calendars Highlight Upcoming Community Events Across Wisconsin, Ohio, and California
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The 14 South Artists Regional Art Tour will feature 33 artists at 15 studio locations in Blanchardville, Brooklyn, Fitchburg, Madison, Oregon and Stoughton, with tours scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 19 and 20, 2026.
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The teen Jackbox Games event is for students in grades 6-12, requires registration and includes pizza; the library will provide iPads for participants who do not have a device.
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The Ohio-area calendar lists recurring public meetings with specific scheduling arrangements, including Belpre Township’s second monthly meeting, which shifts to Friday or Monday when the 15th falls on a weekend, and Muskingum Township meetings that alternate between the town hall and Oak Grove Fire Department.
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Bay View Bash organizers ask attendees not to bring beverages because the festival sells alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, and proceeds fund community grants for nonprofit projects.
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A Philadelphia lecture on the 1926 Sesqui celebration will examine its role in social conflicts of the era, including the under-recognition of Jewish and Black contributors and plans by fair officials and city leaders to host a Ku Klux Klan march and cross burning.
Communities across the US are packed with events this fall, from art studio tours to youth gaming nights and local government meetings. The Park Record and regional calendars list hundreds of activities scheduled over the coming weeks, including festivals, lectures, and workshops designed to bring neighbors together and support local nonprofits.
Artists Open Their Studios Across Wisconsin
The 14 South Artists Regional Art Tour will showcase 33 artists working in 15 studios spread across six Wisconsin towns. Blanchardville, Brooklyn, Fitchburg, Madison, Oregon, and Stoughton will all participate. Visitors can explore the studios on September 19 and 20, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Teen Gaming Night Brings Community to the Library
Students in grades 6 through 12 can join a Jackbox Games event at their local library. Registration is required, and the library provides free pizza for all participants. Attendees without personal devices can borrow iPads provided by the library staff for the gaming session.
Bay View Bash Draws Crowds With Music and Dog Costumes
Milwaukee's Bay View Bash festival is bringing live music, children's activities, and a dog costume parade to the neighborhood. Organizers ask guests not to bring their own drinks because the festival sells both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. All profits from drink sales go directly to community grants that fund local nonprofit projects.
Philadelphia Examines City History and Social Justice
Philadelphia's event calendar features lectures exploring the city's past and present challenges. One upcoming lecture examines the 1926 Sesqui celebration and its role in the era's social conflicts. The talk will focus on how Jewish and Black contributors were left out of the fair's official story, and will reveal that city leaders and fair officials had planned to host a Ku Klux Klan march and cross burning during the event.
Bay Area Offers Historic Tours and Cultural Festivals
The San Francisco Bay Area is hosting a variety of fall events. Diablo Magazine lists historic mansion tours, Oktoberfest celebrations, conversations with local mayors, and multicultural parish festivals happening this week. Good Times reports the Museum of Art and History is presenting a special folk presentation from the host of the popular podcast 'Bone and Sickle.'
Ohio Meetings Keep Local Government Transparent
Ohio's regional calendar lists recurring public meetings with clear schedules. Belpre Township holds its second monthly meeting, which shifts to Friday or Monday when the 15th falls on a weekend. Muskingum Township meetings rotate between the town hall and Oak Grove Fire Department to spread the meetings across the community.
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