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Three local bands share the stage for a night of country-rock, folk, and indie at Cactus Club. Fellow Travelers are known for their dual songwriters and a lineup that swaps instruments, which keeps things interesting. The Spine Stealers and Maximiano round out the bill, so expect a full night of original music. Doors open early, so you can actually catch every set.
Experience the powerful live energy of Russian Circles, a band known for their heavy, cinematic instrumental music. The Argo offers a full bar and kitchen, so arrive early to grab a bite. Free parking is a plus, and remember, it's an all-ages show, but under-18s need supervision.
Join fellow crafters in the Firefly Room for a night of creativity and inspiration.
The World Oddities Expo is where the bizarre meets the beautiful in Milwaukee. This traveling festival brings together artists, vendors, and performers for a weekend of the wonderfully weird. Expect unique workshops like taxidermy and butterfly pinning. Arrive early for VIP access to snag the best finds before the crowds.
Experience an evening of emo and indie rock with The Appleseed Cast and Casket Lottery at Cactus Club. Known for its intimate setting and great acoustics, this venue is perfect for getting up close to the bands. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the local vibe.
Catch a night of dark electronic music at Anodyne in Walker’s Point. With Buzz Kull and Kontravoid headlining, expect a mix of darkwave and goth beats. Get there early for a good spot and enjoy the unique vibe of this all-ages show.
Unsane brings their iconic noise rock to X-Ray Arcade, delivering a raw and intense performance. Known for their gritty sound, this New York trio is a must-see for fans of punk and metal. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the venue's intimate setting.
Big Richard is bringing their high-energy bluegrass to Whitefish Bay, showcasing tracks from their album "Pet." Expect a vibrant live performance that captures the band's dynamic spirit. Doors open at 7 PM, with a full bar and kitchen service available. Arrive early for parking and to grab a good spot.
The Teen Conservation Club at Wehr Nature Center is a great way for teens aged 13-17 to connect over conservation efforts. Meeting monthly, this club offers hands-on activities that foster community and environmental awareness. Make sure to register in advance and be ready to dive into nature.
Vegan smash burgers at Milwaukee's only vegan arcade brewery — get there early!
Dive into Milwaukee's waterways at Harbor Fest's 10th anniversary. This year’s theme, "What Lies Beneath," promises hidden wonders and local culture. Expect live music, boat rides, and interactive art. Arrive early for the best parking and grab a commemorative t-shirt designed by a local artist.
Catch a night of heavy rock at X-Ray Arcade with Greenleaf, Howling Giant, and High Desert Queen. This all-ages show promises a mix of Swedish rock and Texas desert vibes. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the venue's intimate setting.
Bleachers Forever is set to rock Milwaukee at Landmark Credit Union Live. Known for their energetic performances, Bleachers deliver a night of unforgettable music. Arrive early for pit access, as it's first come, first served. Expect a lively crowd and a night full of hits.
Bahamas, led by Afie Jurvanen, brings a unique blend of indie rock and folk to the stage. Expect a night of introspective lyrics and captivating melodies. Arrive early to find parking and grab a bite at nearby local eateries. The intimate setting promises an engaging experience.
Line dance with DJ Redd — beginners welcome, fun guaranteed!
Ayad Akhtar, a Pulitzer-winning author, returns to his roots in Wisconsin for an engaging evening discussing his latest novel, "The Radiance." Expect a thought-provoking conversation with fellow writer Barrett Swanson. Arrive early to grab a good seat at the Milwaukee Rep's intimate Powerhouse Theater.
Dive into the gripping true story behind "Dog Day Afternoon" with Milwaukee author Matthew J Prigge. This in-store event at Boswell Book Company offers a chance to hear firsthand about the real-life drama that inspired the film. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.
Free crafting session at the Library Program Room on July 28, 10:30am–12pm. Bring your own materials and get inspired.
Intimate live music with Nineteen Thirteen and Bryon Cherry in a cozy coffeehouse setting.
French rock duo The Inspector Cluzo brings their energetic live show to Cactus Club. Known for their raw sound and DIY ethos, these two handle everything from guitar to drums themselves. If you like your rock loud and unfiltered, this is one of those shows where you’ll want to be up front. The room gets loud, so bring earplugs if you’re sensitive to volume.
Freya Skye is bringing her Stars Align Tour to Milwaukee, offering fans a chance to see her live in an intimate setting. Expect an engaging performance with a focus on mental health awareness, as $1 from each ticket supports Active Minds. Arrive early to grab a good spot in the general admission area.
Monthly bike ride through Milwaukee starting at Red Arrow Park.
Catch Ian McConnell live at the Cactus Club, a venue known for its intimate setting and great acoustics. It's a perfect spot to enjoy music up close. Arrive early for a good spot and enjoy a drink from the bar.
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley brings his legendary Ghanaian highlife and jazz fusion to Milwaukee for one night only. This is a rare chance to catch a true innovator whose live shows are known for their energy and groove. Falcon Bowl’s upstairs hall is intimate but fills up fast, so grab tickets early if you want a good spot. Parking is street-only, so plan ahead.