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Dive into the world of literature with Chloe Benjamin as she discusses her latest novel, "Under Story," at Boswell Book Company. This in-store event promises an engaging conversation with bookstagrammer Liz Hein. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from a nearby café.
Join Jacqueline Friedland for an intimate evening as she discusses her latest novel, "Breathing Under Water." This event offers a unique chance to dive into the themes of motherhood and resilience. Arrive early to enjoy a glass of wine and light snacks before the talk begins. It's a perfect night for book lovers to connect and engage.
Catch Black Pontiac's electric live show at X-Ray Arcade, where their gritty, glam-infused sound fills the room. Known for their dynamic performances and a dedicated fanbase, this Vancouver band is a must-see. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the energy.
Three acts—Ross Thorn, Jodi Jones, and Oxbow—share the stage for a night of indie and acoustic folk at Cactus Club. This is a solid chance to catch rising Midwest songwriters in a room that’s known for its sound and up-close feel. If you want a good spot, get there early—seating is limited and fills up fast.
Three acts—Ross Thorn, Jodi Jones, and Oxbow—share the stage for a night of indie and folk at Cactus Club. Expect a mix of heartfelt songwriting and stripped-down sets in one of Milwaukee’s most intimate listening rooms. If you want a good spot, get there early—seating fills up fast and the sound is best up front. The bar’s got a solid local beer lineup, and the crowd is usually friendly and low-key.
Catch an eclectic mix of local bands at Cactus Club, a staple in Milwaukee's music scene. Known for its intimate setting and great acoustics, it's a perfect spot to discover new sounds. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Talk about death at the Bay View Branch Library. Free, participant-led gathering with light refreshments, August 8.
Laid-back game night with big tables and cheap drinks at Falcon Hall.
A night of intense rock and metalcore at X-Ray Arcade, featuring bands from Baltimore to Wisconsin. Get there early for the best spot near the stage and enjoy the all-ages vibe. Perfect for fans of high-energy live music.
Three indie acts share the Cactus Club stage for a night that leans into Americana, folk, and rock. She Returns From War brings a Southern gothic edge and strong songwriting, while Maximiano and Lily Slay and the Vertebrae round out the bill with their own takes on rootsy sounds. The Cactus Club room is intimate, so you’ll be close to the music no matter where you stand. Grab a drink at the bar and settle in—these are the kinds of sets where you actually want to listen.
Jonathan Van Ness brings his new show, "Hot & Healed," to The Pabst Theater. Known for his role on "Queer Eye," JVN offers a night of unfiltered comedy and joy. Expect a mix of humor and heart, showcasing sides of JVN you haven't seen. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the historic venue.
Discover local treasures and enjoy live music at Wauwatosa's vibrant makers market.
Storytime for ages 5–12 at Village Center Meeting Room.
Monthly community mending night — bring your worn clothes for repair.
Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.
Explore Shorewood's local businesses with extended hours and special deals every second Thursday from June to October. It's a great chance to discover new shops and enjoy some bites and beverages along the way. Perfect for a casual evening out supporting local merchants.
Catch a night of heavy metal at X-Ray Arcade with Khemmis, High Gallows, and Flying Fuzz. Known for its intimate setting, X-Ray Arcade is perfect for experiencing the raw energy of live music. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local craft beers on tap.
Enjoy a classic movie night under the stars at Davidson Park, with films chosen by public vote. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy snacks from local vendors. It's a relaxed evening perfect for families and friends to reconnect.
Four local bands share the stage for an all-ages night at Cactus Club. Expect a mix of indie, rock, and alternative sounds, with each group bringing their own style. The early start means you can catch the whole show and still have time to hang out after. Grab tickets in advance to save a few bucks—shows here often fill up fast.
Kacey Musgraves is hitting the Fiserv Forum with her Middle of Nowhere Tour. Expect a night of heartfelt country tunes and stellar performances. Midland joins as a special guest, adding their own flair to the evening. Arrive early to find parking, and grab a bite at one of the nearby restaurants.
This musical revue at the Stackner Cabaret celebrates the legendary works of Kander and Ebb. Expect a dynamic performance with 36 songs that range from showstoppers to intimate ballads. Arrive early to enjoy the cozy cabaret setting, and don't miss the chance to see this high-energy Broadway celebration.
Art Lab at Center Street Branch for teens and tweens. Experiment with supplies and learn new techniques, free.
TosaFest 2026 marks half a century of community celebration in Wauwatosa. With live music across three stages, multiple beer gardens, and a vibrant vendor market, there's plenty to explore. Families will love the KidsFest, and foodies can indulge in diverse offerings at the Food Court. Arrive early to snag a good spot for the Oktoberfest festivities.
Touch A Truck is a family-friendly event at Armory Park where kids and adults can explore a variety of trucks, including food trucks. It's a great way to spend a day with the family, especially if you have little ones who love big vehicles. Arrive early to find parking and enjoy the full experience.