Fall in Love with Family-Friendly Events and Activities at The Corners this Autumn
Roster of events includes music festival, football tailgate party, trick or treat and more
Town of Brookfield, Wis. – As the summer season winds down, The Corners of Brookfield will debut a lineup of fun fall events for the whole family. The town center today announced its autumn programming schedule, with activities and events for guests of all ages.
The Corners will kick off the season with a bang, bringing the Rock the Burbs benefit concert to the Town of Brookfield on Saturday, Sept. 14. The event includes a Youth Talent Show from 1-5 p.m., followed by a concert from 6-10 p.m., featuring rock band Animal Years, singer/songwriter and Voice contestant Betsy Ade, and Goran Kralj and Morgan Dawley of the Milwaukee pop/rock band The Gufs. Tickets are available for $20 and all proceeds benefit the MACC Fund and Special Space.
On Saturday. Sept. 21, The Corners will host a Wisconsin Football Tailgate and Viewing Party on the big screen in Market Square. The Corners regularly broadcasts Wisconsin sporting events on its 12 x 20 ft. outdoor digital screen and is opening the season with the Wisconsin vs. Michigan match-up at 11 a.m. In addition to the game, ESPN Milwaukee will be on-site with giveaways and prizes, and Sendik’s Food Markets will offer tailgate food. Also on Sept. 21, kids can enjoy face painting and explore fire, police, construction and utility vehicles during the Town of Brookfield Truck Day from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The Corners’ fall programming will wrap up with its popular annual Trick or Treat event on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 3-5 p.m. Families can travel along the “spooky candy trail,” visiting stores for treats and enjoying activities for kids and parents alike. Grab a treasure map from Market Square and stop by participating retailers for candy and fun surprises along the way.
“We pride ourselves on being a community gathering space for Brookfield and the surrounding areas, and a big part of that is creating a place where guests can come together for experiences designed for all ages,” said Chelsea Roessler, director of marketing and events. “With our line-up of autumn programming, we are sure everyone will discover new ways to celebrate the season at the Corners!”
Additional information about these and other events can be found at www.thecornersofbrookfield.com.
About The Corners of Brookfield
The Corners of Brookfield is a 750,000-square-foot premier town center, comprising 400,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, 244 luxury apartment homes and parking for more than 1,700 cars. Announced tenants at The Corners include Anthony Vince Nail Spa, Anthropologie, Altar’d State, Arhaus, BelAir Cantina, Bonness, Café Hollander, CycleBar, DAVIDsTEA, Evereve, FreshFin Poké, francesca’s, Free People, Goddess & The Baker, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Improv, J. Jill, Kendra Scott, The Lash Lounge, lululemon athletica, L.L.Bean, Orange Leaf, Paper Source, Scout and Molly’s, Sendik’s, Silverspot Cinema, Twigs, Von Maur and Wisconsin Vision. For more information visit www.TheCornersofBrookfield.com or Facebook.
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