Events

Things To Do

Watertown’s always got something going on. Check our annual highlights, peep the full calendar and plan your night out or weekend away.

Annual Highlights

Cookouts, car shows and everything in between: there’s plenty to get excited about in Watertown.

November – Holiday Lighted Parade

The Holiday Lighted Parade kicks off the holiday season every year in Downtown Watertown on Kemp Avenue beginning at 6:30 pm.

December – Optimist Club Winter Wonderland

Watertown Winter Wonderland lights up the lives of children young and old. Open weekends Friday-Sunday after Thanksgiving until Christmas.

January – Living History Fair

History becomes real to those who visit the Living History Fair.

February – Watertown Winter Farm Show

Since 1946, the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee has been promoting agriculture by organizing the Watertown Winter Farm Show. Hosted annually in February.

March – St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Join the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day!

April – Beyond the Plate

One night. Ten chefs. Seven courses.
Join the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce for Beyond the Plate: A Culinary Expedition.

May – New Artwalk Sculptures Installed

The Watertown Artwalk enhances the community and brings an array of 16 sculptures for all ages to enjoy. New sculptures are installed every spring.

June – Watertown Area Chamber Wine Walk & Thursday Night Live Kickoff

Welcome summer in Watertown with the Wine & Beer Walk followed by Thursday Nigh Live. Chamber member businesses will be sampling a broad variety of what’s new in the wine and beer world.

July – Cookin’ on Kampeska

Cookin’ on Kampeska is held the 3rd weekend in July at Stokes-Thomas Lake City Park. For a full schedule of events click the arrow below.

August – Thursday Night Live Finale

End the summer right at the finale of Thursday Night Live in Downtown Watertown on Kemp Avenue

September – Vintiques Car Show

Vintiques Car Club is hosted annually in Downtown Watertown the weekend after Labor Day.

October – Zoo Boo

The Bramble Park Zoo invites you to join them for ZOO BOO. A spooktacular evening filled with ghouls and goblins! Youth will be able to trick-or-treat, visit ghostly “boo”ths, and observe the animals at the Bramble Park Zoo. This special event, sponsored by Power 106.3, will provide a safe and enjoyable Halloween experience for all ages.