There are plenty of BIG things to love about Titletown. Tubing down Ariens Hill in the winter, skating around the plaza, and the annual summer kickoff concert, to name a few. But there’s so much more to Titletown than meets the eye. From weekly clubs and creative workshops to fitness classes and family-friendly activities, there’s lots to discover at Titletown—even if you’ve been there plenty of times before.
Keep reading to discover these Titletown gems you may have been missing!
(Just keep in mind that many Titletown activities are seasonal, so be sure to check out the events calendar before you visit to see what’s happening during your stay.)
Ariens Hill
(📸 Rachel Hershberger)
We can’t say Ariens Hill is necessarily a “hidden” gem. It’s hard to hide a 46-foot-tall slope right next to Lambeau! And you may already be well-acquainted with flying down Ariens Hill at top speed on a tube, but the hill has more to offer year-round. When the weather warms up, it’s a great spot for a picnic, a relaxing break, or taking in the view of the stadium. And on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays during the warmer months, Ariens Hill + Chill offers a great opportunity to meet new people and enjoy a beverage or two, with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options available.
Get Moving
Titletown’s Emplify Health Field is a regulation-sized football field with an artificial surface made for year-round use. The field is also the spot for a variety of fitness classes, but you don’t need to take a class to enjoy it. Toss a ball, start a pick-up game, or let the kids run around and burn off some energy.
If you do want to work on your fitness, there are plenty of options for that too! During the warmer months, Titletown offers fitness classes throughout the week, including Cardio Dance, PiYo, stretching & strength classes, and even opportunities for little ones to get in on the workout with Tone & Tots and Titletown Training Camp.
And if you love group classes, but also want the gym experience, check out the Packers Athletic Club on-site at Titletown. Members enjoy personal training, studio classes, a wide variety of equipment, recovery and restorative amenities, and more.
Bring the Kids (Or Your Inner Child)
(📸 Rachel Hershberger)
The 36,000-square-foot Shopko Optical Playground is a favorite among families, with football-inspired play areas designed for different ages and a popular 40-yard dash. You’ll also find giant games, chess, the Imagination Station’s oversized blue blocks, and other activities geared towards kids throughout the year.
Find Your People
Titletown’s weekly clubs are a great way to meet people—or quietly avoid talking to people, depending on your preferred hobby. The Silent Book Club offers readers a chance to sit in good company with no assigned book and no pressure to socialize. There’s also Mah Jongg Club, a monthly Book Club, and Cubing Club for the Rubik’s Cube enthusiasts.
Get Creative
Titletown regularly offers ways for you to flex those arts and crafts muscles. They host a variety of workshops and art programs throughout the year, from ukulele to woodburning to candlemaking and more. Art lovers can also check out activities and events like Chalk of the Town, Poetry Art, Kids Art, and Artist in the Park. And for adults who like to mix their crafting with happy hour, Crafts + Cocktails is for you!
Catch Some Tunes
Music is another big part of Titletown that you may not even know about! In addition to the annual Summer Fun Days Showcase, which brings free live music and family-friendly activities to the park, you can catch local musicians during Unplugged and Acoustic Lunch. The summer Night Market also features live music you can enjoy while you browse local vendors and enjoy food and drinks.
Meet Your New Best Friend
Every Monday from 12:00-12:45pm, the Wisconsin Humane Society brings some adorable, adoptable dogs and cats to take over the locker room near Ariens Hill. Stop by to meet some furry pals and maybe fall in love with your new best friend!
