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A night of diverse sounds at Cactus Club with Max Mazzari leading the lineup. Expect a mix of genres from indie to experimental. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Dive into a vibrant night of drag with a Pokemon twist at X-Ray Arcade. Expect high-energy performances and creative costumes. Arrive early for the best spot and bring cash for tickets.
Gareth Pearson, known as "The Welsh Tornado," brings his explosive fingerstyle guitar to Shank Hall. Expect a mix of genres from jazz to bluegrass, all delivered with his unique flair. Arrive early to grab a good spot; the intimate venue makes for a great acoustic experience. Perfect for guitar enthusiasts and music lovers alike.
Four-day Lego® building camp at Shorewood for ages 8–11. Create structures, vehicles, and more for $16.
Dive into the creative world of clay at Tooth and Nail Studio's four-day camp for teens. This hands-on experience lets young artists craft their own unique dioramas, learning slab construction and sculpting techniques along the way. It's a perfect opportunity for budding sculptors to express their imagination and bring a mini world to life.
MPS Drive starts July 27 at Vincent. Choose in-person, hybrid, or online classes for your 30 hours of instruction.
30 hours of driver instruction at Hamilton. Choose in-person, hybrid, or online options. $35 permit fee due at registration.
MPS Drive offers 30 hours of behind-the-wheel training. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid classes starting summer 2026 at Pulaski.
MPS DRIVE at Milwaukee Marshall offers 30 hours of driver instruction. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid classes.
MPS Drive at Riverside runs July 27–August 14. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid for 30 hours of instruction.
This clay camp is perfect for kids who love video games and want to bring their digital creations to life. Over four days, they'll sculpt and customize characters and structures, all while learning essential hand-building skills. It's a great way for kids to unplug and get creative. Spots are limited, so book early!
Five-week soccer program for kids ages 3-10 at Cumberland Elementary's north field, Mondays June 15 through July 13. Run by Spring Sports LLC. Six sections offered, so there's likely a time block that works.
Silent reading hour at East Branch, July 27 from 6 to 7 PM. Enjoy light snacks and air conditioning while you read.
Hands-on emergency preparedness course at Shorewood High. Learn infant and child CPR, choking response, and AED use.
Dive into the world of Twilight with a trivia night dedicated to the movie series. Enjoy happy hour specials and Surly Brewing beers. Dress up for extra fun, and gather a team to compete for prizes.
Make a trinket dish in a clay sculpting class at Thryve. Press natural elements for texture and paint your creation.
Spot ants in nature at Hawthorn Glen. Learn about these unique creatures and make a craft to take home.
Anthony Green's tour is a must for fans of alternative music. Known for his work with Circa Survive and Saosin, his solo shows are intimate and powerful. Arrive early for a good spot, and note that while the bar is open, the kitchen isn't. It's an all-ages event, but under-18s need a guardian.
Brotherkenzie brings their unique blend of alternative and folk music to Cactus Club. Known for an intimate and engaging performance, it's a great chance to experience live music in a cozy venue. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local vibe.
Free crafting session at the Library Program Room on July 28, 10:30am–12pm. Bring your own materials and get inspired.
Free family-friendly history dive at Martin Luther King Branch. Solve mysteries with clues from Milwaukee's past.
Dive into a whimsical underwater world with your little ones at Bubble Bay & Treasure Troves. This three-day camp is all about imaginative play and sensory exploration. Kids will love hunting for "pearls" in bubble baths and crafting mermaid tails or pirate hats. It's a hands-on adventure where creativity shines, and grown-ups get to join the fun. Remember to bring socks and a water bottle!
Game night at Martin Luther King Branch for teens. Video games, board games, and more, all free.
Backyard-style ninja warrior games for 3-10 year-olds on Cumberland Elementary's north field, Tuesdays from mid-June through mid-July. Six sections to pick from, so there's flexibility on which week works. Run by Spring Sports, LLC.