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Kids Graphic Novel Club at Tippecanoe Branch, July 15 from 4:30 to 5:30. Explore graphic novels and create sun prints.
Cook seasonal dishes at Hawthorn Glen on Wednesdays. Learn techniques to maximize flavor while staying on a budget.
A free Wednesday series at Discovery World's Rotary Amphitheater on the lakefront, now in its 17th season. Lake and skyline views, food and drink on-site, and an easy downtown drop-in after work.
Free outdoor family movie screening of The Bad Guys.
Laid-back game night with big tables and cheap drinks at Falcon Hall.
Create your own glass art at Square One Art Glass. Work on blocking, marvering, and shaping in this two-hour class.
Wauwatosa's free Wednesday concert series at the Hart Park pavilion, with two acts a night. The 2026 run leans into 90s and indie — The Verve Pipe headlines July 29, the biggest draw of the season. Opening and closing nights pull the largest crowds.
One of the oldest free concert series in the city, on the Riverwalk-adjacent lawn of Pere Marquette Park downtown. Wednesday evenings, food and drink for sale. The full 2026 lineup is still being published — Charles Walker Band is confirmed.
Experience a relaxing evening at Hubbard Park with the Shorewood Summer Sounds series. Enjoy live music from The Deep Blue Crew in a beautiful outdoor setting. Bring a picnic and a blanket to make the most of this community gathering. Arrive early to snag a good spot!
Weekly chess club for K-8 kids with lessons and snacks.
Glendale's free Wednesday main-stage series at the Maslowski Park amphitheater (renamed from Music in the Glen in 2024). Sprecher runs the snack bar for drinks and snacks. Bye weeks on June 17 and July 1.
Sweet Sheiks' vintage jazz and free dance lessons make Wednesday nights swing at The Argo.
A free Wednesday-evening concert series at the Gehl's Pavilion in Germantown's Firemen's Park, featuring the Germantown Community Band among others. Pairs with the village's Thursday Music at the Pavilion series for back-to-back summer nights.
Interactive workshop at Shorewood High for rising seniors. Work through the Common Application with expert guidance.
Herbs class at Range Line Community Center on July 16. Learn to ease tension and make a remedy to take home.
Dive into the vibrant world of Talavera art with this hands-on workshop at Latino Arts, Inc. Perfect for families, you'll construct and paint your own birdhouse while learning about the rich history of this colorful folk art. Make sure to bring the kids; it's a creative way to spend a morning together.
Touch a truck at Bay View Library on July 16. Story time inside from 10 to 11:30 a.m., all for free.
Family Play and Learn at Martin Luther King Branch. Enjoy fun activities that enhance early literacy skills, July 16, 10:30am.
This paint and sip event at Zócalo Food Park is a delightful way to embrace summer vibes. You'll be guided through painting a whimsical chameleon, perfect for beginners. Arrive early to grab a bite from the food trucks, and enjoy a laid-back evening with friends.
Enjoy a summer evening under the stars with a screening of "Grease" at Menomonee Falls Village Park. It's a family-friendly event, so bring your picnic blanket and settle in for a classic movie night. Arrive early to snag a good spot and maybe grab some snacks from local vendors.
ChatGPT for health info at Central Library on July 16. Learn safe strategies and what to avoid in this free session.
A night of heavy music at X-Ray Arcade featuring a mix of metal and hardcore bands. Expect an intense atmosphere with bands from across the U.S. and beyond. Get there early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local scene.
Cristina Vane brings her unique blend of rock, blues, and bluegrass to Shank Hall. Her multi-instrumental skills and captivating stage presence make this a must-see for music lovers. Arrive early to grab a good spot, and enjoy the intimate setting that Shank Hall offers.
The Fray teams up with Dashboard Confessional for a night of nostalgic hits at Landmark Credit Union Live. Arrive early for pit access, as it's first come, first served. Expect a blend of rock and emotional ballads that defined the early 2000s.