WSET-certified educator Gayle Boje pours late-summer whites, from Sauvignon Blanc to blanc de blancs, at Rhino Wine Bar, with bottles at special event prices. $25, ages 21 and up. Register through Community Ed.

Spring Lake Farm opens the farm store every Tuesday afternoon with organic produce, eggs, meats and cheeses. Find it at Queen Bee'z on Panama Ave.

The wood-fired sourdough pizza bus parks at Tractor Supply on Highway 13 from 3 to 7. Cards, or cash with exact change.

The Bazillions close out Savage's Treats 'N Tunes season at Heatherton Ridge Park with kid-friendly rock, free ice cream, and yard games.

Metro South conference volleyball in the PLHS gym. First serve 7 p.m. Tickets on GoFan.

Two decades of Tha Carter material in one outdoor set, with 2 Chainz opening. A Tuesday night at the amphitheater with an 8 p.m. start.

Billy Johnson plays the lakeside patio at Charlie's on Prior from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Grab a table on the Landing and settle in.

Boys at 5:30, girls at 7:30, both against Apple Valley at PLHS. Tickets on GoFan.

Free barbecue dinner and an introduction to the Prior Lake Lions. Social at 6, program at 7, ribs and chicken off the grill. The RSVP deadline was September 13, so call Loretta Klenke at 952-913-8123 before you come.

Live music returns to LaunchPad Golf with a free Alex Rossi show from 7 to 10 p.m. Have dinner in the dining room or swing away in a suite while he plays.

Section volleyball in the PLHS gym. First serve 7 p.m. Tickets on GoFan.

Canceled because of the weather. Chalk Fest is still on for Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Main Avenue.

Pro MMA returns to the Showroom with a full LFA fight card. Tickets from $50.

Logic and G-Eazy split a co-headlining Friday night in Shakopee, with Juicy J up first. The music starts at 7 p.m.

Metro South conference football under the lights. Kickoff 7 p.m. at Dan Patch Stadium. Tickets on GoFan.

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.

The full day of Chalk Fest, with the chalk pieces filling Main Avenue plus an amateur contest, live music, and food trucks.

A free outdoor festival at Bridgewood Church in Savage, 11 to 2: live music, inflatables and a petting zoo, with a $5 lunch.

A guided two-hour canoe outing on Cleary Lake with Three Rivers instructors, paddle basics first and then the fall color. Ages 8 and up, $12 per person, all gear provided. Register by Thursday.

Whiskey Inferno's early Oktoberfest from 4 p.m.: brats and kraut, smash burgers, Oktoberfest beers, cider and live music. Free, no tickets.

The last day of live racing this year at Canterbury. First post is 4, admission is half price at $5.53, and the first 2,000 fans get a Lucky Ticket scratch-off.

The pickleball club takes over the VFW kitchen: burgers, fries, and all-you-can-drink beer, plus a silent auction. Proceeds improve Prior Lake's courts. Presale from $10.

Spring Lake Farm's five-course September dinner on the farmstead, built on what is in season that week. Tickets for this one are sold out.

Live music, pizza and the animals at WEE Farm in Savage, 5 to 7. It is the Yay for Hay fundraiser, with all proceeds going to winter feed. $20 suggested donation.

One last lakeside concert of the summer on the Landing at Charlie's: the Jake Nelson Band from 6 to 9, with featured drinks all night. Get there early for a patio table.

Iron Maiden and Megadeth share one outdoor bill, British metal and American thrash on a Saturday night in Shakopee. Showtime is 7:15 p.m.

WEE Farm opens the gates for a relaxed hour with the animals: horses Mac and Grizzly, goats, pigs and donkeys.

The 8th annual craft and gift show at the Shakopee Legion, 10 to 3: handmade goods, woodwork, metal art, decor and repurposed finds from local vendors.

An hour of guided qigong and tai chi outside the Cleary Lake Visitor Center with teaching artist Scott Stafford. No experience needed, bring a mat or towel to sit on. $15.

An afternoon at Lakefront Park built around neurodiversity, with a ninja course, sensory friendly spaces, inflatables, crafts, and resource booths.

Love Shack and Whip It on the same stage. The B-52s and DEVO co-headline a Sunday new-wave double bill at 7 p.m. in Shakopee.