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Celebrate a decade of The Black Queen's "Fever Daydream" with a full-album live performance. Expect dark electronic vibes and exclusive merch. Get there early for a good spot and enjoy the full bar service.
Explore Menomonee Falls Downtown as local businesses showcase their creativity with unique scarecrow displays. It's a fun way to enjoy the fall atmosphere and engage with the community. Make sure to cast your vote for the best scarecrow and enjoy the festive spirit leading up to the Falls Harvest Fest.
Catch the "I Don't Belong Here" tour at X-Ray Arcade with Wind Walkers headlining. Expect a night of rock and metalcore in an intimate setting. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the vibrant local music scene.
Celebrate the start of fall with a creative twist at Zócalo Food Park. This Paint & Sip event offers a guided painting session inspired by autumn's cozy vibes. It's perfect for beginners and a great way to relax and enjoy the season. Arrive early to grab a bite from the food trucks and settle in for a fun evening.
A free WNBA watch party with a live halftime set from Milwaukee indie-rocker Allison Mahal. You get the game, plus a real concert break in the middle. The Cactus Club is all ages for this one, and the music side is legit — Allison Mahal's sets are known for being both intimate and high-energy. Grab a seat early if you want a good view of the screen or the stage.
Catch the WNBA game between Minnesota and Indiana at Cactus Club, with a special halftime performance by Allison Mahal. Known for her raw and honest songwriting, Mahal's live shows are a local favorite. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Footloose is hitting the stage with all the energy and nostalgia of the original film. Expect dynamic choreography and classic '80s hits that will have you on your feet. Directed by Stephen Mear, known for his work on Ragtime, this production promises to be a lively, feel-good experience. Arrive early to soak in the atmosphere at the Ellen & Joe Checota Powerhouse Theater.
Catch your favorite anime at Zablocki Branch on July 21 from 4:30 to 5:30 PM. Snacks and a quick craft await you.
Chat about death and dying at Martin Luther King Branch. A free, participant-led gathering with no agenda.
1-hour book club for 18+ at Central Library.
Free human body tour at the Library Program Room on September 23. Discover bones, muscles, and more.
Shearling is bringing their intense and ambitious sound to X-Ray Arcade. Known for their unique orchestral rock style, this band offers a live experience that's both raw and meticulously crafted. Get there early to grab a good spot; their performances are a journey worth witnessing.
Avey Tare and Geologist from Animal Collective are teaming up for a night of experimental, improvisational music under the Croz Boyce moniker. Expect a set that feels more like a creative conversation than a traditional concert, with plenty of unexpected turns. If you’re into ambient textures and left-field jams, this is one of those rare chances to see two core members of Animal Collective in a small room. Get there early if you want a good spot—Cactus Club fills up fast for shows like this.
Experience the unique sounds of Croz Boyce, a collaboration between Avey Tare and Geologist of Animal Collective. This event promises an immersive auditory journey, blending natural soundscapes with experimental music. Arrive early to grab a good spot at Cactus Club, a venue known for its intimate setting and great acoustics.
Bertha: Grateful Drag is a unique tribute to the Grateful Dead with a drag twist, born from a defiant spirit in Tennessee. Expect a vibrant mix of music and performance, with each show supporting local LGBTQ+ causes. Get there early to enjoy the full experience, including local drag acts.
AJ Lee & Blue Summit bring their California charm to Milwaukee with a mix of bluegrass, Americana, and folk. Get there early for a good spot; doors open at 7 PM. Falcon Hall is a cozy venue, perfect for an intimate music experience.
Free resource info for homeless veterans at Zablocki Branch. Housing, medical treatment, and social services available.
Write with fellow creatives at Wauwatosa Library, snacks included.
Dive into a night of industrial and alternative rock at X-Ray Arcade. With 16volt's genre-crossing sound and Acumen Nation's techno-rock fusion, this is a must for fans of intense live music. Get there early for the best spot, and bring cash for tickets at the door.
Five heavy bands take over Cactus Club for a night of loud, high-energy sets. Expect a packed room and a crowd that's there for the music. If you want a spot up front, get there early—these shows fill up fast. Earplugs are a smart move.
Free monthly program at Central Library for teens into geek and pop culture. Learn, create, and enjoy together.
Letter writing night every fourth Thursday at River Press.
They Might Be Giants are bringing their dynamic live show to The Pabst Theater, now with an expanded band lineup. Expect a night filled with both classic hits and new material, making each performance unique. Arrive early to get a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic venue.
Catch Fluorescents at X-Ray Arcade for a night of Chicago pop punk. This all-ages show is part of the Riot Fest series, promising an energetic vibe. Get there early for the best spot and enjoy the intimate setting.