
The Great Riverwest Fall Rummage Sale and Flea Market
Shop local vendors at the Great Riverwest Fall Rummage Sale and Flea Market!
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Shop local vendors at the Great Riverwest Fall Rummage Sale and Flea Market!

Dive into the world of Risograph printing with this beginner-friendly workshop at Cactus Club. Led by local creatives Diana Chu and Ben Grzenia, you'll learn the basics of Riso and create your own prints. All materials are included, so just bring your curiosity. It's a hands-on experience perfect for anyone interested in printmaking.

Co-ed flag football league for 1st-6th graders, running Saturdays September 12 through October 31 at WFB High School Softball Field. Three age sections, volunteer parent coaches, and 100% optional practices — missing them doesn't affect playing time on game day. Three sections available.

Shorewood Feast is a lively street festival that turns Oakland Avenue into a hub of music, food, and fun. With stages featuring local bands and entertainers, there's plenty to see and hear. The harvest dinner is a standout, offering a unique dining experience right in the street. Arrive early for the best parking and bring the kids for free activities.

Forge your own roasting stick at Milwaukee Blacksmith. This hands-on class lets you and a friend craft a unique piece while learning basic blacksmithing skills. It's a fun way to spend an afternoon, and you'll leave with something you made yourself. Arrive early to find parking and wear clothes you don't mind getting a bit dirty.

Forge a unique keepsake with your partner at Milwaukee Blacksmith. This hands-on class lets you create half a heart, which is then welded into a lasting memento. Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes. Classes fill up, so book early!

Catch Pleasantries and Snooze at Sugar Maple for a night of indie rock and math rock fusion. Expect animated videos and impressive guitar work. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the cozy Bay View vibe.

Three bands bring a mix of punk, hard rock, and noise rock to Cactus Club for a night that leans loud and unpredictable. Conan Neutron & the Secret Friends are known for their high-energy sets and rotating lineup, so expect some surprises. Daniel James Gang and Resurrectionists round out the bill, making this a solid pick for people who want something heavier than the usual indie fare. Earplugs are a good idea—Cactus Club gets loud when it’s packed.

Catch Derrick Stroup's high-energy comedy at The Pabst Theater. Known for his rapid-fire storytelling and sharp observations, Stroup's show promises a night of laughter. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the historic venue's atmosphere.

Mindy Smith is bringing her soulful voice to Shank Hall for an intimate evening of music. Expect a mix of new tracks from her album "Quiet Town" and fan favorites. The venue's cozy atmosphere makes it a perfect spot to experience her heartfelt performances. Bring tissues — her songs might just move you to tears.

Catch Lily Rose live at The Argo, where her blend of country, pop, and hip-hop will fill the room. Known for her powerful vocals and engaging stage presence, Lily's performance is a must for fans of bold storytelling. Arrive early for a good spot, and enjoy the full bar and kitchen service. Note: $1 from each ticket supports local artist mental health.

This is a late-night house party where Milwaukee and Madison DJs join forces for a proper dance floor session. Expect a friendly crowd and a focus on community vibes, not just the music. The Cactus Club sound system is dialed in for dance events, and the energy usually ramps up after midnight. Bring cash for the bar and get there early if you want a less packed spot on the floor.

Flag football for 5th and 6th graders at Whitefish Bay High Softball Fields. Games start September 12, registration is $80.

The Frank Mots International Kite Festival is a colorful spectacle at Milwaukee's Lakefront. Expect to see giant kites soaring and a grand launch of 600 kites at noon each day. It's a family-friendly event with plenty of space to picnic and enjoy the views. Arrive early for the best spots and bring a camera to capture the vibrant displays.

Ope! Brewing's outdoor volleyball courts host a tournament series running June through October — sign up as a team, pick your date, compete. Beer garden adjacent. Registration open at opebrewingco.com/drunkenvolleyball.

Monthly maker sessions at Central Library. Try a new creative skill each month, free of charge.

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.

NFL girls flag football for 2nd and 3rd graders at Nicolet High School. Weekly practices and Sunday games, $65 for residents.

Bug Day at Wehr Nature Center is a family-friendly celebration of all things insect. From touching tarantulas to tasting cricket snacks, there's a unique experience for everyone. Kids will love Larvae Land, and adults can learn from real entomologists. Dress up as your favorite bug for added fun. Tickets are affordable, and the event runs rain or shine.
Recess Artist Market is a monthly outdoor event at Cactus Club featuring local makers and creatives. Enjoy browsing unique items while a DJ sets the vibe. Check out the quick Risograph classes offered by bearbear.co if you’re curious about printmaking. It's a relaxed way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Bob Log III brings his unique one-man band show to X-Ray Arcade, blending guitar and drums in a way that's all his own. Expect a high-energy performance that's as much about the spectacle as it is the music. Get there early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting of this all-ages venue.

Eric Clapton is bringing his legendary guitar skills to Milwaukee, with Jimmie Vaughan as a special guest. Expect a night of classic hits and stellar musicianship. The Fiserv Forum offers great acoustics, so every seat is a good one. Arrive early to avoid parking hassles and grab a bite nearby.

Catch Mini Trees, the indie pop project of Lexi Vega, at Falcon Hall. Known for her introspective lyrics and captivating sound, this show promises a blend of indie and alt pop that resonates with personal and industry struggles. Doors open at 7 PM, so arrive early to grab a good spot.

Bikini Kill, the iconic feminist punk band, is bringing their powerful sound and message to Turner Hall Ballroom. Known for their role in the Riot Grrrl movement, their shows are a mix of raw energy and political activism. Arrive early to snag a good spot and soak in the history of a band that changed the punk landscape.