Good morning, Eau Claire.

Downtown Eau Claire will host the Solstice Stroll on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Haymarket Plaza and on Gibson Street, featuring food trucks, vendors, and a passport program (offering prize entries) that boosts small business support.

American & Wisconsin flags will honor active-duty service members, veterans and first responders at Summer Jam today and tomorrow.

The display is at the Veterans Tribute Trail at River Prairie Park, and community members may sponsor a flag for $60 to support two new memorials.

Local viewers have chosen a top singer as this round's champion in the Star-Spangled Sing-Off—who will advance to represent Western Wisconsin in the competition—with regional voting open until June 28 at midnight.

Visit Eau Claire and its partners ask residents to share how they use the Chippewa Valley state trail system to measure its economic impact for outdoor recreation.

The survey is available online through summer and the report will be published in the fall.

Farmers, crop advisors, and conservation professionals are invited to attend the Nitrogen and Soil Management Field Day on July 1 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Lambalot Acres.

Lucas Printz watched as local teams worked on the Chippewa Project cleaning up the Chippewa River — a community effort to improve water quality and restore local recreation.

Downtown Alto Station Apartments remain delayed amid financial setbacks and contractor changes — developers now work directly with subcontractors to address issues and aim for occupancy by year-end, while city staff coordinate plans to open Farwell Street and use the parking deck for residents.

Five Wisconsin Badgers made history when they were chosen in the first round of the PWHL draft—one defenseman became the first ever to be picked first overall.

The draft featured 236 eligible players, including 23 Olympians, and was held in Detroit.

Oshūn B. Live Performance

7:30-10 p.m. — The Plus — $10 cover — Enjoy the captivating sounds of talented local artist Oshūn B.

2026 Blue Ox Music Festival

3 days of Americana, bluegrass, folk, acoustic, singer/songwriter — The Pines Music Park — Price Varies — Enjoy performances from Charley Crockett, Marcus King Band, and more at this music festival in Eau Claire.

Matthew Golden Youth Football Camp

3-7 p.m. — Regis High School — $137.87 — An exciting day of football and skill-building with Green Bay star WR Matthew Golden and coaches.

Sunday Funday: Late-Night Board Games

9 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Engage in late-night board games with a vast library and friendly game demos.

Geoff Tate Live Comedy Show

7:30 p.m. — The Plus — $10 adv, $15 door — Experience the witty storytelling of Geoff Tate, a well-known comic with a plethora of podcast and festival appearances.

Ride Across Wisconsin

Ride Across Wisconsin — All day — Phoenix Park — Registration on website — A scenic cycling event with distances of 60, 100, and 175 miles through Chippewa Valley.

Mission Drive Street Party

4-8 p.m. — Basketball Court - North River Fronts — Bring your dish to pass — Enjoy great music, food, and community connections at the annual street party.

Country Jam USA - Day 2

12:00–22:00 — Country Jam USA Festival Grounds — Entry fee varies — Experience an iconic country music festival featuring top artists.

Country Jam USA - Day 3

12:00 PM – 11:59 PM — Country Jam USA Festival Grounds — Check event site for ticket details — Experience a day with the Texan country sound of Braxton Keith at this lively festival.

Sunday Funday: Late-Night Board Games

9 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Dive into a diverse board game library with demos, competitions, and prizes for all ages.