Coastal-inspired wines with WSET-certified educator Gayle Boje; sample maritime-themed pours and take bottles home at event pricing. Community Ed registration for this one has closed.

Cleary Lake puts its whole boathouse fleet on the sand to try for free: paddleboats, kayaks, canoes, and SUPs, plus the Readmobile.

Hand-build a clay project or try the potter's wheel; clay, glazes, tools, and firing are included, and pieces are ready for pickup about three weeks later. Community Ed registration has closed.

Tom Hunter plays the lakeside patio; grab a seat by the water for the evening set.

Outdoor worship and s'mores around the fire in the SOLLC courtyard. The summer series wraps up with its final two evenings, August 12 and 26.

A community market celebrating youth artistry and craftsmanship. Browse and purchase unique handmade items created by young artists and crafters in the Prior Lake area.

Community Plate is a beautiful opportunity to help meet a basic meal need in the community and to show others love!

Jumps, tricks, pyramids, and barefoot skiing in a free family show on the water. Pre-show at 6:20, main show at 7; bring a blanket or lawn chair.

Cole Swindell brings his stack of country No. 1s to the Showroom. Tickets from $59.

A national act on a neighborhood bar stage. Afroman plays a Thursday night show at The Pointe, tickets through SimpleTix.

Kids 5 to 12 take on a muddy obstacle course at Lakefront Park, running it as many times as they want inside their 30 minute slot. $18; register with the city by August 12 (the 10 a.m. session is already full).

The SMSC Wacipi opens Friday with the 7 p.m. grand entry: hundreds of dancers from dozens of tribes, drum groups around the arena, and Native food and craft vendors at the Wacipi grounds.

The Australian duo behind Walking on a Dream headlines a Friday night in Shakopee, with Polo & Pan and Midnight Generation opening.

Fresh produce, baked goods, maple syrup, handmade soaps, candies, food trucks, coffee, and live music, every Saturday morning in downtown Prior Lake. Bring a tote and come hungry.

A 5K and a quarter mile kids Tooth Trot on a new course through Prior Lake, with food trucks and music at the finish. The race benefits Spot's Last Stop Canine Rescue.

Roasted corn and elote, live music, and a corn-eating contest, Saturdays and Sundays through August 30 at Valleyfair. Included with park admission.

Saturday at the SMSC Wacipi runs all day with grand entries at 1 and 7 p.m., hundreds of dancers, drum groups, and Native food and craft vendors at the Wacipi grounds.

Food trucks fill Savage Community Park for the fest's second year. Come hungry, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Wacipi wraps Sunday with the 1 p.m. grand entry at the SMSC Wacipi Grounds. Final day for the dancing, the drums, and the food and craft vendors.

Sweet Home Alabama and Juke Box Hero on the same Sunday bill: Skynyrd and Foreigner co-headline in Shakopee, with Six Gun Sally opening. Doors at 5:30 p.m.