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Free animated movie screenings for teens and tweens at East Branch. A different country featured each week.
Milwaukee Kayak Company partners with the Milwaukee County Historical Society for a 2.5-hour guided paddle down the Menomonee River and through downtown Milwaukee. Two MCHS archivists — Steve Schaffer and Michael Barera — narrate the whole thing: famous buildings, old bridges, the Algonquian roots of the word Milwaukee itself. The pace stays deliberately relaxed so there's time to actually listen; this is more history lesson than workout. Half of each ticket goes back to the Historical Society; kayak, paddle, and life jacket included.
This workshop series at Wehr Nature Center is a chance to deepen your connection with nature through Spiritual Ecology. Over six sessions, you'll explore values like compassion and interconnectedness. It's a great way to meet others who share your passion for the environment. Bring a notebook and an open mind.
The steal of the summer — free outdoor shows at the Marcus Center's riverfront Peck Pavilion, with genuinely national-level acts (Talib Kweli, Robert Randolph Band, Moonchild) for nothing. An outdoor marketplace runs alongside.
The Heatwave Half-Marathon is a lively race event in Milwaukee, offering everything from a kids dash to a half-marathon. Expect great swag, including a designer shirt and custom medal, plus free Kona Ice at the finish line. Arrive early for packet pickup and enjoy the community vibe. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just in it for fun, this event is all about inclusivity and enjoyment.
Hands-on invention and flight workshop for kids at Riverside. Learn about inventors, aerodynamics, and test plane designs.
Dive into the world of My Little Pony at this themed pop-up market. Held at X-Ray Arcade, it's a haven for fans to explore unique merchandise. Arrive early to snag the best finds and enjoy the whimsical atmosphere.
Hands-on Chicken Alfredo class at Milwaukee Marshall. Learn to make pasta, sauce, and juicy chicken for $29.
Kids fishing clinic at Hawthorn Glen. Learn casting, knot tying, and fish ID over two Saturdays.
Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at Lincoln Park!
Build with Play Dough at Atkinson Branch on July 25. Bring your creativity and see what you can create.
Milwaukee Brew & Spirits is the city's top celebration of craft drinks, set against the stunning Lakefront views at McKinley Park. With over 100 pours, including craft cocktails and THC drinks, it's a tasting adventure. Don't miss the live music and food trucks that keep the vibe lively. Arrive early for the best experience and bring a crew to enjoy the activities.
Catch a night of live experimental music with Wooden Ducks, Night Beach, and Wavefiler. It's a cozy venue with a laid-back vibe, perfect for discovering new sounds. Arrive early to snag a good spot, and remember, no physical tickets—just your name at the door.
This is a night for black metal enthusiasts at Club Garibaldi, featuring bands from Baltimore and Nashville. Expect intense performances and a dedicated crowd. Get there early for a good spot and bring cash for tickets at the door.
Experience underground rap at its finest with Kill Bill: The Rapper and Ashtin Larold at X-Ray Arcade. Known for their unique styles, these Philadelphia-based artists bring raw emotion and sharp lyricism to the stage. Arrive early for the best spots and enjoy a night of powerful performances.
Dive into a night of urban line dancing at The Argo with Jess Dance Collective. Expect hip-hop, R&B, and pop hits that keep everyone on their feet. No partner needed, just bring your energy. Arrive early for a good spot and enjoy the full bar service. Perfect for dancers of all levels.
Get ready for an electrifying night at Cactus Club with Dr. Gabba leading the charge. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, the club is a local favorite for electronic music lovers. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the unique vibe that makes this venue a staple in Milwaukee's music scene.
Course on apprenticeships at Milwaukee Marshall. Get training basics in carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.
The Teen Conservation Club at Wehr Nature Center is perfect for teens interested in nature and conservation. Meeting monthly, it offers a chance to connect with peers while making a positive impact. Be sure to register in advance and commit to at least six meetings a year. It's a great way to learn and contribute to the environment.
Dive into a delicious plant-based experience at Dead Bird Brewing. Known for its vegan arcade vibe, this pop-up offers mouthwatering vegan smash burgers. Arrive early to snag your burger before they sell out, and enjoy the unique brewery atmosphere.
Join fellow crafters in the Firefly Room for a night of creativity and inspiration.
Milwaukee's only Cake Potluck is a sweet gathering for dessert enthusiasts. Bring a cake to share and dive into timed rounds to taste a variety of slices. Arrive early for cake check-in and enjoy a full bar on site. Free parking makes it easy to join in on the fun.
Discover the beauty of nature at Wehr Nature Center's All Abilities Open House. This event is all about making the outdoors accessible to everyone, with adaptive hikes, yoga, and birding activities. It's a great way to connect with local accessibility partners and enjoy some tasty snacks. Arrive early to make the most of the hands-on equipment demos.
Pop punk fans, this one's for you. X-Ray Arcade hosts a lively afternoon with When the Sun Sets, Exit 122, and Gold Steps. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the all-ages vibe. Cash only, so hit the ATM first.