Pack up your blankets, chairs and snacks and play bingo in the parks! Prizes will be awarded to game winners. Cards and markers will be provided. Families and individuals welcome!

Two Celtic Cinderella stories are brought to life on stage with participation and interaction from the audience. (Special times: 12:30 - 1:10 PM and 1:30 - 2:10 PM)

Decorate your wheels with provided supplies and then travel around the lagoon! Awards will be presented for most creative decorating. Limit to 50 pre-registered participants. Date: July 4 Day: Friday Time: 10am; parade starts at 10:30am Location: Riverside Park, 1160 S. Riverside Dr. Meet at Harry C. Moore Pavilion. Fees: Free Ages: 3-12 Registration Deadline: Tuesday, July 1

Gather the whole family for an exciting night of Candy Bar Bingo,where winning means taking home delicious treats! This family friendly event is perfect for all ages and promises plenty of excitement, friendly competition, and of course candy! Each round, winners get to pick from a variety of candy bars as their prize. Special bonus rounds and surprises throughout the night! Don’t miss out on this night of candy, community, and bingo fun! Bring your sweet tooth and your best bingo skills. If inclement weather the event will be canceled.Don’t forget to bring a blanket and/or chairs. There is limitedpicnic table space

Bring your ukulele (or borrow one from Knapton Music Knotes) and join in on a uke circle. All abilities are welcome. Space is limited, so registration is required.

What to Expect: Vendors and breeders with reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, aquatics, and other small exotics. Supplies, food, and expert advice for your pets. A fun and educational experience for all!

Join Beloit Public Library staff for adventure, stories and crafts! Come for the story – stay for the newly renovated Turtle Island playground!

Attendees are asked to bring their own blankets or lawn chairs.  Pre-movie barrel rides will be available in the park, as well as concessions for purchase.

Join us for our 5th Annual rubber duck race that starts off at the Milwaukee St. bridge during the Janesville Farmers Market.

Ice cream and root beer floats will be served. The historic 1858 Beckman Mill grist mill will be in operation, the cooperage/museum and gift shop will also be open. Artists will be stationed throughout the park painting and interacting with guests. Some will have art for sale. Special painting kid’s activities will be held. There is no admission fee or charge for the treats, but donations are greatly appreciated. FIRST BRIDGE BAND PERFORMANCE 3-4:30PM The band MAKES HISTORY LIVE by presenting period brass band music, performed on antique instruments. Attired in uniforms and gowns, the Band’s musicians, color guard, and costumed ladies take you back to the 1860’s; to that turbulent era known as the Civil War. A nostalgic portrayal of the atmosphere of days gone by is generated by a unique form of showmanship that blends the sights and sounds of the period with historical anecdotes.