Aug. 1-2 | People’s Sports Complex, Wausau
Join thousands of festivalgoers at the Hmong Wausau Festival on Aug. 1–2 at the People’s Sports Complex to enjoy exciting soccer, volleyball, flag football, and cornhole tournaments, along with singing and dance competitions celebrating Hmong culture. Browse over 100 vendors featuring delicious food, unique crafts and more! For more information, call 715-842-8390 or visit hmongwausaufestival.org.
July 30 to Aug. 1 | Woodson History Center, Wausau
Northcentral Technical College concludes the second annual Film, Farm & Culture fest this weekend, with three screenings of critically acclaimed films: “The Shepherd & the Bear” on July 30, “Hen” on July 31 and “Green is the New Red” on Aug. 1. The aim of the festival is to highlight the relationship between human culture and the land we live on. Each screening starts at 6 p.m. at the Woodson History Center with a brief introduction, followed by a 30-minute moderated audience discussion after the film. Tickets are $10. filmfarmculturefest.com
Thursday, July 30 | 400 Block, Wausau
What says summer better than watching a movie on a warm night, laying on the cool grass under the stars? Once again, the Wausau & Marathon County Parks, Recreation & Forestry is hosting movie screenings at the 400 Block free of charge. This coming week they will screen the 1992 Disney classic “Aladdin.” Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and treats and enjoy a night of family entertainment in the beautiful setting of downtown Wausau. Don’t forget to head to your favorite downtown business for treats or dinner before the movie! Starts at 7 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 2 | Trails End Lodge, Wausau
Let local singer/songwriter and talented guitarist Mattea Joy take your favorite hits to new acoustic heights at Trails End Lodge on Sunday. Her set starts at 3 p.m. 715-848-2000
Tuesday, Aug. 4 │ Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau
Tuesday, Aug. 4 | Monk Botanical Gardens, Wausau
Join Children’s Wisconsin for summer programming in the great outdoors! Come for the program at 10-11 a.m. and then stay to explore the gardens. Play and Learn events are intended for children ages 6 and under. Older children who are mindful of little ones are welcome. No registration required. Meet at the Hobbit House in Sara’s Storybook Garden. monkgardens.org
Wednesday, Aug. 5 | 400 Block, Wausau
Bring your cooler and a lawn chair! Concerts on the Square this week features music from Krazy Knights: a band who’s been playing classic rock and country from the 60s to 90s for over 30 years together in north central Wisconsin. At this free 13-week concert series, over 2,000 people gather each week to listen to live music, eat, drink and enjoy the Wisconsin summer nights together. Carry-ins are allowed with rotating food trucks available onsite every week. Check wausauevents.org for food truck listings.
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