Grab your hats, jerseys, and foam fingers for a great time at the ABC Supply Stadium with the Beloit Sky Carp! The Sky Carp is a High-A Affiliate of the Miami Marlins, offering major-league fun at minor-league prices. Purchase tickets and find out more info about their fun theme nights and more on their website.
Grab your hats, jerseys, and foam fingers for a great time at the ABC Supply Stadium with the Beloit Sky Carp! The Sky Carp is a High-A Affiliate of the Miami Marlins, offering major-league fun at minor-league prices. Purchase tickets and find out more info about their fun theme nights and more on their website.
Grab your hats, jerseys, and foam fingers for a great time at the ABC Supply Stadium with the Beloit Sky Carp! The Sky Carp is a High-A Affiliate of the Miami Marlins, offering major-league fun at minor-league prices. Purchase tickets and find out more info about their fun theme nights and more on their website.
Polkafest offers two days of free polka music and dancing - join us under the big tent to sip some local beer and kick up your heels! Polkafest pays tribute to the late Roger Bright, local musician and bandleader who was well-loved in the polka world.
Grab your hats, jerseys, and foam fingers for a great time at the ABC Supply Stadium with the Beloit Sky Carp! The Sky Carp is a High-A Affiliate of the Miami Marlins, offering major-league fun at minor-league prices. Purchase tickets and find out more info about their fun theme nights and more on their website.
Music at Harry’s Place is a free summer concert series on most Friday evenings, June 12 through August 28, 2026.
2026 Music Lineup:
June 12 – The Jimmys
June 19 – That Gurl
June 26 – Gary McAdams Band
July 3 – Big Stuff
July 10 – Nick & Friends
July 17 – The Blue Olives
July 24 – Birddog Blues Band
July 31 – Nauti Nauti
August 7 – No concert, head to the Downtown Beloit Street Dance!
August 14 – Dave Potter Band
August 21 – Copper Box
August 28 – Rainbow Bridge Band
The series is put on by Friends of Riverfront and features jazz, blues, swing, and big band. Attendees bring their own lawn chairs or blankets and relax under the stars while enjoying the region’s hottest bands! There are also several food truck vendors offering a variety of tasty treats, soft drinks, and beer for those of age.
The concerts take place on the bank of the beautiful Rock River in Riverside Park and offer breathtaking views of the sunset.
Riverside Park is dog-friendly, so you are welcome to bring your furry friend as long as you have him on a leash.
There will be no concert on August 7, 2026, due to the Downtown Beloit Association’s Street Dance.
Every Saturday, May through October, from 8 a.m.-1 p.m., downtown Beloit draws over 4,000 visitors each week on State Street and Grand Avenue. With over 130 vendors participating, it’s the second-largest farmers’ market in Wisconsin, right after Dane County. Rain or shine, from May through October, this award-winning tradition ensures an exciting experience for all.
Beloit is proud to welcome USA Table Tennis for the 2026 Midwest Championship, taking place June 13-14, 2026, at the Beloit Memorial High School Fieldhouse. Practice sessions will be held on Friday, June 12, ahead of a full weekend of competition featuring approximately 250 athletes from across the region.
The tournament will kick off on Saturday, June 13, with men’s and women’s singles competitions. Throughout the weekend, players will compete across a variety of age divisions, including Under 19, Under 17, Under 15, Under 13, Under 11, Over 40, and Over 60 categories, each featuring both male and female divisions.
The event will be held at the Beloit Memorial High School Fieldhouse. Attendees can purchase concessions to support the school’s athletic booster clubs. Spectators are encouraged to attend and experience the fast-paced action throughout the weekend. Matches on both days are expected to begin around 9:00 a.m. and conclude at approximately 9:00 p.m.
The Midwest Championship also serves as a qualifying event for athletes pursuing opportunities on the national and international stage, including the pathway toward the 2028 Summer Olympics, which will be held in Los Angeles, California.
Baraboo will host a birthday party for America when the Big Top Parade celebrates America’s 250th year on June 13.
Nearly 90 parade entries – from marching bands to clowns to community floats – will delight thousands of spectators along the streets of downtown Baraboo.
The parade will step off at 11 a.m., anchoring a weekend full of circus-themed fun. Festivities begin with the June 11 installment of Concerts on the Square, which will feature Professor Stich’s Original Circus Band. The Al. Ringling Theatre will offer tours.
The mill, gift shop, and museum are open every Saturday and Sunday from 1-4 p.m., May-October, for guided tours. Admission is $3 per person. Children 6 and under and members of Fridays of Beckman Mill are admitted free. Corn Grinding and Blacksmith Demonstrating will be featured on the first Saturday of every month.