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Enjoy a relaxed Thursday night with live music at The Argo. Tyler Hart brings his unique blend of songwriting and community spirit. Arrive early for the best seats and enjoy a meal while soaking in the local talent. It's a perfect spot for a casual night out with friends.
The largest urban market in Milwaukee and one of the oldest in the country, now in its 109th season. A diverse, Hmong-led grower base means produce you won't find elsewhere — more than 23 varieties of greens alone. Market Match doubles SNAP dollars up to $30 a day.
Storytime for ages 5–12 at Village Center Meeting Room.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at East Branch.
1-hour storytime for ages 0–5 at Bay View Branch.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Martin Luther King Branch.
1-hour storytime for ages 0–5 at Zablocki Branch.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Central Library.
Free career help at Good Hope Branch. Last Thursday of the month, 11am to 1pm. Drop in or make an appointment.
20-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Central Library.
One of the oldest markets in southeastern Wisconsin, in its 106th season, under a covered pavilion. Afternoon hours are the trick — produce is often picked the same day. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Note: no dogs allowed.
Open Tab Duo performs at Tunes@Noon Thursday, July 30 at noon at 411 East Wisconsin Center. Davian's Pop-Up Experience on site for lunch. Free, all ages, weather-dependent.
Free Teen Anime Club at the Library Program Room. Hang out with fellow fans and enjoy some great shows.
Downtown Milwaukee's after-work market, moved to Thursdays in 2026 so it flows right into the Jazz in the Park crowd at 6pm. Grab dinner and produce, then stay for the music. Note it runs select Thursdays, so confirm the date before heading down.
A Thursday-evening market built for dinner — bring a blanket, grab food, and catch the Market Music concert series from 5 to 7. More hangout than grocery run. Bucyrus Commons setting.
Explore local vendors, enjoy live music, and join activities at the Jackson Park Farmers Market.
Read aloud to a certified therapy dog at Good Hope Branch. Improve your fluency with a furry friend, free.
Free therapy dog session at the Library Program Room. Unwind with some furry friends on July 30.
Art & Hops rolls to Froemming Park in Franklin for its south suburbs stop. Local makers, Sprecher on tap, free to browse. July 30, 5–9pm.
Monthly bike ride through Milwaukee starting at Red Arrow Park.
Downtown's Thursday-night institution in Cathedral Square — twelve weeks of free live music, now expanded well beyond jazz, with a beer and wine bar and food vendors. The Cathedral Square Market runs 3–6pm right before. Note July 2, 9, and 16 are intentionally dark (Bastille Days and the July 4 stretch).
A free evening concert series in Greenfield's Konkel Park with food vendors and a weekly cover-band lineup — Blooze Brothers, the WhiskeyBelles, Eddie Butts Band, and more across eight dates. Pair it with Chill on the Hill if you want options.
A free Thursday patio series at Third Space Brewing in the Menomonee Valley — bigger than it sounds, with a $5 'Sounds of Summer' rice lager brewed just for it and Ian's Pizza on-site weekly. Adult vibe, but family-friendly until around 7pm.
Free Thursday-evening concerts set in the Boerner Botanical Gardens in Hales Corners — one of the prettiest settings of any series. Arrive early to walk the gardens; That's Amore handles food, wine, and beer, and you can BYO food too.