
Mandala Paper Art Workshop
Layered mandala art workshop at Hamilton on Saturday. No experience needed, just relax and assemble your stunning piece.
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Layered mandala art workshop at Hamilton on Saturday. No experience needed, just relax and assemble your stunning piece.

Master the Dutch pour technique at Hamilton. Use air to create unique acrylic art, supplies included.

Fluffy brings a Ween tribute to Shank Hall, showcasing the talents of seasoned Chicago musicians. Expect a setlist that dives deep into Ween's eclectic catalog. Arrive early to snag a good spot — the venue's intimate setting makes for an up-close experience.

Get ready to dance the night away at Gimme Gimme Disco, a DJ-driven party celebrating ABBA and other disco legends. Held at the Cooperage, this event is perfect for those who love the hits of the 70s and 80s. Dress up in your best disco attire and bring your friends for a night of non-stop fun. Arrive early to snag a good spot on the dance floor!

The Pork Tornadoes are bringing their high-energy party band vibes to Whitefish Bay. Expect a diverse setlist that spans decades and genres, from pop to rock to country. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the full bar service. Free parking makes it easy to get there, and $1 from each ticket supports local artist mental health.

Dive into a cyberpunk world at X-Ray Arcade with Subspace's rave dance party. Expect live DJs and a vibrant scene. It's a cash-only event, so hit the ATM first.
This lively event at Cactus Club offers a unique twist on dating with a fun, interactive format. Expect a night of excitement and surprises as participants engage in playful challenges. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Free self-rewilding class at Urban Ecology Center Riverside Park. Gentle movement and contemplative walking in nature.

Free tabletop role-playing gaming at Martin Luther King Branch. Create characters, roll dice, and shape the story together.

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.

Experience a peaceful morning at Wehr Nature Center with a guided forest bathing session. This practice, rooted in Shinrin-yoku, invites you to connect deeply with nature through sensory experiences. It's a unique way to unwind and recharge. Remember to register online two days in advance and wear comfortable clothing.

Dive into the vibrant world of indigenous arts at the Red Magic Art Festival. This one-day event is a celebration of culture and community, showcasing traditional arts in a lively atmosphere. Held at a scenic Milwaukee park, it's a great way to spend a summer day. Expect live performances, art displays, and a welcoming vibe. Bring a picnic blanket and enjoy the day!

Join us for the M.M.M. DAY Pop-Up at Milwaukee Makers Marketplace — local artisans and fun vibes!
A one-day Indigenous arts day in Jackson Park — Indigenous artists and live music.
Catch the WNBA showdown between New York and Las Vegas at Cactus Club. The real treat? A halftime comedy show by Raegan Niemela. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at Wisconsin Avenue Park!

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.