Antique tractor pull, tractors are 1960 and older with weight classes from 2500lbs up to 8500lbs, weigh in is from 9:30am to 11:30am with the pull starting at noon. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase, no cover charge this is a free event. Please no carry ins.

Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series  4:00 – 6:30 p.m. at Leicht Memorial Park. Headliner David Yang: With over 100 million views and a growing 350k followers combined on all platforms, demonstrates David Yang's eminence in music. He has been writing his own lyrics at the age of 16, making a blend of Hip-Hop, Rap, r&b and traditional Hmong music for over a decade. Opener leedong: leedong is a Hmong American R&B singer/songwriter based in Wisconsin. He's performed on 31 shows, released one album titled "Transitions" and two eps titled "Cashmere Vanilla" and "Beautiful Delusions." leedong sings of heartbreak, self-reflection, and the story of his ongoing music journey.

SAVE THE DATE! Horses for Healing 2025 is set for JUNE 21st from 10a-2p! This is a FREE event open to the public and hosted right on site. The event is focused on providing families with educational resources regarding the mupltiple community providers and support systems throughout our community including those related to: Occupational and Physical therapy Music therapy Equine facilitated therapies Exercise and physical fitness Sensory Family support organizations Sibling programs Healthy eating Creativity / Art Outdoor adventures Animals Literacy Social and emotional wellbeing Inclusiveness There will also be a food truck, ice cream, raffle, music, facility tours, bounce houses, and may other family friendly activities spread about the grounds. NEW this year- punch cards! Earn points as you stroll through our Community Partner line-up for a chance to win some super cool prizes and treats! Handicap parking will be available on-site, while other commuters will be able to park 2 blocks away at Hometown Insulation and take a complimentary shuttle to the event grounds. So mark your calendars and get ready for another year full of fun and excitement! 

Disability Pride Month Celebration July 10 @ 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm CP is excited to welcome the community to the second annual Disability Pride Month Celebration, taking place on Thursday, July 10 from 3 to 7 p.m. at CP’s Green Bay location: 2801 S. Webster Avenue. The free, family-friendly event is a celebration of inclusion, acceptance, and the vibrant contributions of individuals with disabilities in our community. Hosted in collaboration with the Greater Green Bay YMCA and other local partners, this year’s celebration promises an even bigger and bolder gathering, featuring a range of activities, entertainment, and opportunities to connect. The July 10 celebration will include: Live music and entertainment Food truck and local vendors Sensory-friendly activities and crafts Community resource booths Disability Pride Month is recognized nationwide each July in honor of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. The celebration serves as a reminder of how far we’ve come—and how far we still have to go—in creating communities that truly include everyone. Whether you have a personal connection to someone with a disability or simply want to be part of a welcoming and joyful community celebration, CP’s Disability Pride Month event is open to everyone. Bring your friends, family, and an open heart.

VIP (including front-row seats, parking and 2 drink tickets) $60 General Admission Tickets (Grandstands or Standing on the Track) $30.

The 2nd Annual Red’s Rally, a benefit dice run, Saturday, August 16th, 2025, raising money to purchase and train a service dog for a Wisconsin Veteran. We also donate a portion of the funds raised to a local family in need. It is starting and ending at Rocky Top in Greenleaf with 7 stops in between going through Reedsville, Maribel, Denmark, Green Bay, and back to Greenleaf. For the dice run, people come in to register at Rocky Top and receive their “card”. They then go to each of the 7 stops on the card in whatever order they like. At each stop they must shake 1 shake of 3 dice with the bartender watching. The dice are ordered highest to lowest and that is their score for that bar. The bartender records their score on their card and then stamps it and then the person can move on to the next stop at their leisure. Those doing the dice run can register between 9am and Noon that day at Rocky Top but can start as early or as late as they want, taking however long they want, as long as they are back to Rocky top by 5:30pm to turn in their card. We then add up everyone’s scores and the highest dice score winner wins half the pot! I wanted to do something different than a poker run and since we are such a big dice community and people had an absolute blast doing the dice run last year, I decided to do the same thing again this year. Also, on the day of the event, we are going to have a ton of different bucket raffles for people to buy tickets for chances to win the many different items we have gotten donated from local businesses, larger corporations and people in the area. We will be having food on the day of the event that also has been donated by multiple different businesses for people to enjoy. We also have Nashville Recording Artist Anthony Nix coming in to play from 3pm to 6pm at Rocky Top, then all the raffles will be called from 6pm to 7pm and finally we will have Sound Express DJ Service play from 7pm to 11pm to finish off the night.