• Magic: The Gathering | Monday, Sept. 18 | 6-8 p.m. | Sun Prairie Public Library, 1350 Linnerud Dr., Sun Prairie | Free | Learn the ins and outs of the popular trading card game.

• Wisconsin Veterans Museum Trivia Night | Tuesday, Sept. 19 | 7-8 p.m. | Virtual | Free | Calling all history buffs. Sign up as an individual or a team for three rounds of trivia.
• ZZ Ward | Tuesday, Sept. 19 | 8 p.m.-12 a.m. | Majestic Madison, 115 King St., Madison | $25-$50 | Tickets to see this blues-rock performance are currently BOGO.

• Project Projection | Wednesday, Sept. 20 | 6:30 p.m. | Arts + Lit Lab, 111. S. Livingston St., Madison | Free | View experimental films, poetic documentaries, music videos, and animations produced by local filmmakers.
• Give and Takeaway Comedy Show | Wednesday, Sept. 20 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Gib’s, 1380 Williamson St., Madison | $10 | Get silly while enjoying sets by Madison and Milwaukee comedians.

• Blues Jam | Thursday, Sept. 21 | 8-11 p.m. | Red Rooster Madison, 2513 Seiferth Rd., Madison | Free | Sign up by 7 p.m. to join the jam sesh roster.
• September Yappy Hour | Thursday, Sept. 21 | 5-7 p.m. | Hilldale Shopping Center, 726 N. Midvale Blvd., Madison | Free | Treat your pup to an evening of treats, playtime and more tail-wagging fun — and don’t forget to dress your four-legged MVP in their best team colors for September’s Yappy Hour TAILgate.*

How does a sportsbook work?

• Will the Buffalo Bills go to the Super Bowl?
• How many goals will Messi score in his next game?
• What are the odds that Devin Booker stays with the Phoenix Suns?

• Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce invites the public to vote for the “Coolest Thing in Wisconsin.” With over 100 nominees, the top 16 products will proceed to Manufacturing Madness,” a tournament-style bracket. Voting runs from 8 a.m. this morning through Monday, Sept. 25 with one vote allowed per day. (Channel 3000)

• Truman Lowe’s sculpture, “Effigy: Bird Form,” which was displayed at the White House nearly 30 years ago, now lives permanently on the UW-Madison campus. The aluminum artwork, created by the former art professor and alum of the university, is just north of Van Hise Hall on Observatory Hill. It pays homage to Lowe’s Ho-Chunk heritage. (Cap Times)

• Forward Madison FC is offering a limited-edition baseball jersey in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Pre-order yours by Sunday, Oct. 15, or pick one up at the home game on Saturday, Oct. 14. 25% of profits will benefit the Amigos en Azul Southside Soccer Program. (Madison 365)

• Madison’s buses are actively recruiting and training new drivers to address overcrowding issues. Currently, they have 288 drivers with 21 vacancies and 16 in training. No CDL? No problem. The job posting offers $25.94 per hour with no experience required. For now, extra buses are being inserted into busy routes. (Madison.com)

• Iris and Miguel, marmosets at the Henry Vilas Zoo, recently welcomed a baby. This makes Iris the oldest marmoset to successfully breed in the US. Visitors may be able to spot the new addition clinging to the back of either parent. (NBC 15)

• Audiologists are raving about the latest generation of Horizon hearing aids. Why the excitement? They deliver unmatched speech clarity in an ultra-discreet design. The best part? hear.com offers a local, 45-day no-risk trial, so you can try before you buy. Secure your spot.*

• How many credit cards are in your wallet? Make your answer “one.” The Ascent’s credit card experts personally signed up for this card because of its perfect mix of benefits: up to 5% cash back, a big bonus, no annual fee, the list goes on. Learn more.*