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Dive into a night of intense hardcore and deathcore at X-Ray Arcade. With bands like Jerome and Hold My Own, expect a high-energy atmosphere. Arrive early for the best spot and bring cash for tickets at the door.
Free Saturday outdoor screening of Inside Out 2 at dusk. Location rotates — verify the host park.
The Gather & Grow Makers Market is a lively community event in Wauwatosa, perfect for a sunny morning out. With local vendors offering everything from handmade gifts to baked goods, there's plenty to explore. Arrive early to snag a free tote bag and enjoy live music while you browse. It's a great way to connect with the community and enjoy some outdoor fun.
Monthly birding walks at Lynden with poet and Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer Chuck Stebelton. 90 minutes, 10–11:30am. No experience needed.
Four-day study skills workshop for kids entering grades 6–9, taught by Katie Dewey at Range Line Community Center in Mequon. Covers organization, time management, note-taking from textbooks and lectures, and test prep strategies. Aug 10–13. Bring a spiral notebook, pen, and water bottle each day.
Five days of hand-tool woodworking for kids and teens 10–15 at Lynden's back acres. Campers make their own fixed-blade carving knives then use them on green wood carving projects. Returning campers and first-timers both welcome; prior carving experience not required.
Five-day Young Rembrandts workshop for kids 6-12 who are into K-pop and anime drawing. Each day, students draw anime characters in K-pop styling — specialty eyes, outfits, stage poses — on 11x17 paper using color pencils, Sharpies, and markers. One week of mornings at Lydell.
Week-long soccer camp at Atwater Elementary, August 10–14. Improve skills with international coaches and get a free ball and jersey.
A delightful morning for toddlers and their caregivers at Wehr Nature Center. Kids will love the hands-on water activities and creating a sparkly wave bottle. Bring a change of clothes for the little ones, as splashing is encouraged. Don't forget to register online in advance!
Explore nature with your little one at Riverside Park. This four-day camp offers a hands-on experience with hiking, stories, and games. It's a great way to bond and learn about the environment. Remember, there's no camp on Friday, so plan accordingly.
Five-day creative writing camp at Lydell for kids 5-13, taught by Afterschool Enrichment Solutions. Mornings, 10am to 11:30am, mixing classic literature reads with writing exercises, language games, and grammar practice across multiple genres.
This is a delightful program for toddlers and their adults to explore the wonders of water through play and creativity. Kids will enjoy scooping and splashing at a temporary water park, making a sparkly wave bottle, and enjoying a themed snack. It's a perfect way to introduce little ones to the joys of water in a safe and fun environment. Register early as spots fill up quickly.
Free hands-on learning about the Amazon Rainforest at Central Library. Make your own rain stick to take home.
Free business plan workshop at Martin Luther King Branch. Learn tools and models to research your plan and find customers.
Turmeric cooking class at Hamilton. Learn to make salad dressings, soups, and even dessert using this healthy spice.
Catch Ghais Guevara and Student1 as they kick off their national tour with a high-energy show at Cactus Club. Known for their genre-bending styles, this is a unique chance to experience experimental rap and punk energy in an intimate setting. Arrive early for the best spot — it's going to be a packed night.
Dale Watson brings his authentic country sound to Shank Hall, a cozy venue perfect for his storytelling style. Known for his dedication to real country music, Watson's performances are a treat for fans of the genre. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Sapling Stories is a four-day adventure for young explorers at Washington Park. Kids dive into nature-themed stories and hands-on activities. It's a great way for them to connect with nature and let their imaginations run wild. Remember, no camp on August 14, so plan accordingly!
This four-day clay camp for kids dives into the ocean's wonders, teaching handbuilding techniques with a playful twist. Held at Tooth and Nail Studio, kids will sculpt sea creatures while learning about ceramics. It's a hands-on experience where creativity meets education, and each child leaves with their own crafted masterpiece. Spots fill up fast, so booking early is smart!
Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.
Free wildlife exploration at Washington Park Branch on August 11. Discover plants, animals, and how to protect their habitats.
Dive into the world of Irish storytelling with Malcolm McDowell Woods at Boswell Book Company. This event offers a sneak peek into his latest collection, "Ice Fishing in Donegal," featuring tales of ordinary lives with extraordinary twists. Arrive early for good seats and perhaps a chat with the author himself.
Catch an intimate evening of live music at the Cactus Club featuring Keira King, Bryan Alan Piper, and Bree Morgan. Known for its cozy vibe and great acoustics, the Cactus Club is the perfect spot to enjoy these talented artists. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy a drink from the bar.
This playful camp at The Little Village Play Cafe is a sensory adventure for kids aged 3-4. With activities like a Junior Vet Clinic and themed exploration stations, it's a fun way for children to engage with their favorite animal stories. Caregivers stay to join in the fun, making it a bonding experience. Don't forget to bring socks and a water bottle!