Hiding weekly regulars — trivia, yoga, karaoke
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This folk album release show at Cactus Club features R.J. Ziebarth, Lila Rose, and J.R. Wesley. Expect an intimate evening of heartfelt music. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the club's cozy atmosphere.
Meet Alison Espach at the Elm Grove Woman's Club for a lively discussion about her novel, "The Wedding People." This is a chance to hear from a bestselling author in an intimate setting. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe even a signed copy of the book. It’s a lovely venue, perfect for a literary evening.
Geena Fontanella is bringing her Millennial Tour to Milwaukee, channeling the raw energy of 2000s punk. Expect a night of nostalgic pop-punk vibes and heartfelt performances. Arrive early to snag a good spot; the venue has a cozy, intimate feel.
Wii gaming at Capitol Branch on August 6. Snacks and juice are provided, so beat the heat and have some fun.
Explore the Great Lakes' impact on Wisconsin at Central Library. Free all day on August 7, 2026.
Summer reading wraps up on August 7. No cost to participate.
This is a night of emo and post-hardcore music at X-Ray Arcade, featuring Stars Hollow's final Milwaukee show. Get there early for a good spot. Cash only at the door, so hit the ATM beforehand.
Hit the rink for Wild Wild Wick Adult Skate Night at Wick Playfield. Enjoy themed refreshments, photo ops, and a best-dressed contest.
Catch Motel Breakfast as they bid farewell with a special performance. Known for their energetic shows, this is a chance to see them one last time. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at Cactus Club.
Goodbye June brings their Southern rock flair to Shank Hall, blending hard rock with blues and gospel. Expect a high-energy show with anthemic tunes. Arrive early to grab a good spot, as their live performances are known to draw a crowd. Perfect for fans of classic rock with a modern twist.
Capture nature's beauty with Wehr Camera Club's monthly meet at Wehr Nature Center.
Free building fun at Capitol Branch on August 7. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.
Falls Kids Fest is a lively day packed with free activities and games for children of all ages. Hosted at Menomonee Falls Village Park, it's a great way to enjoy a summer day with the family. Expect performances, interactive games, and plenty of opportunities for kids to play and explore. Arrive early to find good parking and bring sunscreen!
Women's self-defense class at BE Martial Arts in Mequon. Learn to evade and disable attackers, plus situational awareness.
Kids suit up as scientists at Hamilton. Use real lab tools to test, measure, and mix in a mini-lab.
Chicken salad class at Milwaukee Marshall. Learn to combine fresh ingredients and enjoy a tasty meal.
Free vocabulary-building workshop at Villard Square Branch on August 8. Learn through play and explore language-building books.
Homemade ice cream class at Hamilton for kids. Four ingredients, flavor your way, and learn baking basics with Geneva Byrd.
Catch the puppet version of Richard III at Kern Park!
Layered mandala art workshop at Hamilton on Saturday. No experience needed, just relax and assemble your stunning piece.
Master the Dutch pour technique at Hamilton. Use air to create unique acrylic art, supplies included.
Fluffy brings a Ween tribute to Shank Hall, showcasing the talents of seasoned Chicago musicians. Expect a setlist that dives deep into Ween's eclectic catalog. Arrive early to snag a good spot — the venue's intimate setting makes for an up-close experience.
Get ready to dance the night away at Gimme Gimme Disco, a DJ-driven party celebrating ABBA and other disco legends. Held at the Cooperage, this event is perfect for those who love the hits of the 70s and 80s. Dress up in your best disco attire and bring your friends for a night of non-stop fun. Arrive early to snag a good spot on the dance floor!
The Pork Tornadoes are bringing their high-energy party band vibes to Whitefish Bay. Expect a diverse setlist that spans decades and genres, from pop to rock to country. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the full bar service. Free parking makes it easy to get there, and $1 from each ticket supports local artist mental health.