All of the Prior Lake High School choirs sing Fauré's Requiem together at Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church. Doors open at 6:15, and tickets are $12 on GoFan.

Kids follow clues around The Landing to find the farm animals waiting to be fed, then jump in leaf piles and visit the Readmobile. Free, best for ages 3 to 8.

A free Shakopee Heritage Society talk on Latinos and Hispanics in early Shakopee, with a second talk on the last 50 years Nov. 10.

Roll your own kimbap, the Korean rice and vegetable roll, with a Korean culinary expert at WEE Farm.

Retired WCCO meteorologist Mike Lynch aims giant telescopes at Saturn, star clusters and galaxies over Lakefront Park, with star maps and constellation stories to take home. Ages 7 and up, $8. Registration closed Monday, Oct. 12.

Last regular-season home game. Kickoff 7 p.m. at Dan Patch Stadium. Tickets on GoFan.

Shakopee Sabers football hosts Farmington at Vaughan Field. Noon kickoff on Thursday. Tickets on Shakopee's GoFan page.

Three hands-on science stations from the Bakken Museum. Drop in anytime from 4 to 6; best for kids 4 to 11.

A free, funny recycling play for kids 3 and up from Climb Theatre at the Prior Lake Library. Arrive early; space may be limited.

Prior Lake guitarist Trent Shaw, of The Shaw Brothers and Trainwreck Duet, plays a free night of live music at LaunchPad Golf from 7 to 10 p.m. Walk-ins welcome.

A free drop-in craft for kids off school for fall break: decorate a seasonal bookmark at the Shakopee Library, any time 11 to 2.

A free screening of The Making of America, a documentary on how Enlightenment-era ideas shaped the United States, with a panel discussion and an art showcase. Registration is required.

Roast marshmallows and play yard games at Quarry Lake Park. Free for all ages, but register by Oct. 11.

Valleyfair after dark: five haunted mazes, scare zones, live shows and coasters in the dark, Friday and Saturday nights through October 31. Separately ticketed, from $49.99 online. Not for young kids.

The Renaissance Festival's Halloween dinner show: a meal, ghost stories and Jim Cunningham, on select nights Oct. 16 to Nov. 1. Ages 17+.

Lonestar brings Amazed, I'm Already There and three decades of country hits to the Mystic Showroom. Tickets from $39.

The annual trail race day at Murphy-Hanrehan, with everything from a 5K to 50 miles on the park's wooded singletrack. Registration online.

The last Saturday market of the 2026 season: fresh produce, baked goods, local maple syrup, food trucks, coffee and live music on Main Avenue, 8 a.m. to noon.

The long-running Shakopee fall festival, open weekends through Nov. 1 with more than 30 attractions, live entertainment and seasonal food.

Learn archery by aiming at pumpkins at Cleary Lake. $12 with all equipment provided; register by Oct. 15.

More than 150 tables of sports cards to buy, sell and trade at the Canterbury Park Expo Center. $5 at 11 a.m., $10 for early entry at 10, and kids 10 and under get in free.

Valleyfair by day for the kids: trick-or-treat trails, character meet and greets, kid shows and Halloween midway games, Saturdays and Sundays through November 1. Included with park admission.

A burger-and-fries fundraiser and silent auction at the VFW for Hope Pantry, Prior Lake's volunteer-run food pantry. Meal tickets were advance-only and closed Oct. 4; the silent auction is linked from Hope Pantry's Facebook event.

Wagon rides, a DJ and dancing, inflatables, games, food trucks and candy at Savage's annual Halloween party. $8 a person if you register by Oct. 9, $10 after.

Live music from Himig, wood-fired pizza and the animals at the Savage nonprofit farm. A $20 suggested donation includes a slice.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd celebrates 30 years of Ledbetter Heights. Tickets from $35.

Locally grown fruits and vegetables at the St. Paul Farmers' Market's Sunday market in downtown Savage, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. One more Sunday after this one.

More than 150 tables of Pokémon and other trading card games at the Canterbury Park Expo Center. $5 at 11 a.m., $10 for early entry at 10, and kids 10 and under get in free.

Costumes, candy and an afternoon of Halloween fun at the Prior Lake child care center, two weeks before the big night.