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Spend an evening getting creative with your partner at Cream City Clay's handbuilding class. You'll make your own pottery pieces using tools like the slabroller and extruder. It's a fun, laid-back environment where you can let your imagination run wild. Remember to wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty and arrive early for parking.
Join the cycling community for MKE Critical Mass, a monthly ride starting at Red Arrow Park. It's a great way to explore Milwaukee on two wheels with fellow bike enthusiasts. Arrive early to meet other riders and get ready for a fun, casual ride through the city.
Join local Magic fans for casual Commander games and exclusive promos at Board Game Barrister.
Weekly music bingo at Sprecher Brewing Co. in Glendale every Friday evening.
Catch Maddy Kelly, a rising star in comedy, at The Laughing Tap. Known for her sharp humor and viral clips, she's a must-see. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the intimate setting.
Experience a night of classical brilliance with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Jader Bignamini leads a suite from Stravinsky’s The Firebird, alongside Rimsky-Korsakov’s lively Capriccio espagnol. Don't miss Giuseppe Gibboni's performance of Wynton Marsalis's dynamic violin concerto. Arrive early to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at the Bradley Symphony Center.
Lionfest is a community staple, bringing together fun, food, and entertainment. Expect carnival rides, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere. It's a great way to enjoy a summer day with family and friends. Keep an eye out for the 50/50 cash raffle and other exciting activities.
Strain for the Brain is a heartfelt event in Milwaukee that supports brain tumor research and celebrates survivors. Held at Veterans Park, the event offers a scenic 1 Mile Walk and 5K run. With free parking and a friendly atmosphere, it's a meaningful way to contribute to a vital cause while enjoying a beautiful day outdoors.
Dive into the Citywide Cudahy Rummage Sale, a beloved community tradition where neighbors come together to sell and shop. With over 120 participants last year, expect a day filled with unique finds and friendly faces. Bring a map, plan your route, and enjoy exploring the charming streets of Cudahy. It's a rain or shine event, so come prepared for a day of treasure hunting.
Dive into a morning of gardening bliss at the Bloom & Groom Flower & Plant Sale. With a range of annuals, perennials, and vegetable plants, it's a gardener's paradise. Arrive early for the best selection, and don't forget to bring a friend to share the joy of planting.
Join the community effort to tackle invasive species at Havenwoods State Forest. This hands-on event is perfect for those who love the outdoors and want to make a difference. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a water bottle. Tools and gloves are provided, so just bring your enthusiasm for a good cause.
The Cedarburg Garden Club Plant Sale is a must for plant lovers and gardeners. Held at the Cedarburg Cultural Center, this event offers a variety of perennials to brighten up your garden. Arrive early for the best selection, and enjoy the community vibe while you shop.
Kids aged 4-6 can dive into a world of imagination at this art studio inspired by fairytales. With materials provided, young artists will create magical worlds. Held outdoors, it’s a perfect way for kids to explore creativity in a natural setting. Dress for mess and let their imaginations run wild!
Discover the ins and outs of Milwaukee's City Parks with Kayla Shultz, the City Parks Coordinator. This engaging session offers a chance to learn about the local park system while enjoying a snack. It's a casual setting to get involved and ask questions about how the parks operate and how you can contribute.
Free talk at Washington Park Branch with City Parks Coordinator Kayla Shultz. Learn about the city's park system and how to get involved.
Kick off the summer with a family-friendly event at the Central Library. Kids and teens can enjoy hands-on activities and special exhibits. It's a great chance to explore different areas of the library and engage with local museums and centers. Arrive early to register for the summer reading program.
Learn to identify non-native and invasive forbs at Hawthorn Glen. Saturday, May 30, 10 am to 11:30 am.
Free summer reading kickoff at Central Library. Hands-on fun with Discovery World, Betty Brinn, and more.
A perfect family outing at the Milwaukee Art Museum's Kohl’s Art Studio. Each month brings a new art project inspired by the museum's collection, offering a hands-on creative experience. Admission is free for kids 12 and under, making it an accessible and fun way to spend the day. Plan to explore the museum after your art session.
1-hour yoga session for ages 0–5 at Tippecanoe Branch.
Celebrate Black Birders Week at Havenwoods State Forest with a morning bird walk and activities for all ages. Make bird feeders, navigate a migration obstacle course, and learn about influential Black birders. Binoculars are provided, so just bring your curiosity and enjoy a day in nature.
Story Time in the Galleries is a delightful Saturday morning activity at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Kids and adults alike can enjoy a story session followed by an art-making activity inspired by the museum's exhibits. Arrive early to meet in Windhover Hall and enjoy a creative start to your weekend. Admission is free for kids 12 and under, making it an affordable family outing.
Make flavorful international meals on a budget at Riverside. Saturday, May 30, 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Celebrate the start of summer with a vibrant arts festival in downtown Port Washington. This free event offers a mix of hands-on art activities, art displays, and live performances. It's a great way to explore the local arts scene and enjoy the lakeside setting. Arrive early to find parking and bring your creativity!