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Enjoy Los Mitoteros at Humboldt Park Band Chalet for a free summer concert!
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Enjoy Los Mitoteros at Humboldt Park Band Chalet for a free summer concert!

Explore local vendors, enjoy live music, and join activities at the Jackson Park Farmers Market.

Wehr Birders offers a relaxed Sunday morning hike perfect for bird enthusiasts of all levels. Join fellow birders and volunteers for a guided experience through the nature center's trails. Remember to bring binoculars and dress for the weather. Parking is $5 unless you're a Friends of Wehr member.

Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on field survey at Waukesha County Parks. It's a chance to learn from experts and contribute to local conservation efforts. Bring your curiosity and a keen eye for spotting these vital pollinators. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to make a difference.

The Riverwalk Commons Concert Series is back, bringing live music to Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. Enjoy nine evenings of diverse performances under the freeway, creating a unique urban vibe. Arrive early to grab a good spot and maybe a bite from nearby eateries.

Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.

Enjoy a classic movie night under the stars at Davidson Park, with films chosen by public vote. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy snacks from local vendors. It's a relaxed evening perfect for families and friends to reconnect.

Shop local vendors at the Great Riverwest Fall Rummage Sale and Flea Market!

The Frank Mots International Kite Festival is a colorful spectacle at Milwaukee's Lakefront. Expect to see giant kites soaring and a grand launch of 600 kites at noon each day. It's a family-friendly event with plenty of space to picnic and enjoy the views. Arrive early for the best spots and bring a camera to capture the vibrant displays.

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.

Bug Day at Wehr Nature Center is a family-friendly celebration of all things insect. From touching tarantulas to tasting cricket snacks, there's a unique experience for everyone. Kids will love Larvae Land, and adults can learn from real entomologists. Dress up as your favorite bug for added fun. Tickets are affordable, and the event runs rain or shine.
Recess Artist Market is a monthly outdoor event at Cactus Club featuring local makers and creatives. Enjoy browsing unique items while a DJ sets the vibe. Check out the quick Risograph classes offered by bearbear.co if you’re curious about printmaking. It's a relaxed way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Celebrate the 5th anniversary of Go Green for Parks with an evening of fun activities, drinks, and camaraderie. This event supports Milwaukee's beloved parks, offering wood and tree-themed activities and giveaways. Arrive early to enjoy everything this community event has to offer.

Explore Milwaukee's rich history from a unique vantage point — a kayak on the river. This tour, led by knowledgeable archivists, offers a fresh perspective on the city's past. Arrive early to get your gear and enjoy a peaceful morning on the water.

Discover the beauty of Milwaukee's natural landscapes with the Nature Journal Club. This welcoming group meets monthly to share a love for nature journaling. Whether you're experienced or just curious, bring your journal and enjoy the camaraderie. Dress for the weather, and note that some supplies are available to borrow.

Celebrate fall with local artisans at American Family Field!

Enjoy a relaxed evening with delicious pizza at the farm. It's a great way to unwind with family and friends in a picturesque setting. Keep an eye out for ticket releases, as this event is popular. Kids get in free, making it a family-friendly outing.

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.

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.

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.

Monthly bike ride through Milwaukee starting at Red Arrow Park.

Harvest Fair at the Wisconsin State Fair Park is a fall favorite, offering live entertainment, family-friendly activities, and delicious food. Look out for Pumpkin Bowling and the Make Your Own Scarecrow station. With a $5 admission fee for those 12 and over, it's a budget-friendly way to enjoy the season. Get there early to snag the best spots for the lumberjack shows.

Falls Harvest Fest is a delightful autumn gathering in Mill Pond Park, perfect for families. Enjoy live music, a variety of vendors, and fun activities like wagon rides and a Kidzone. It's a great way to experience the local community vibe and enjoy the fall season. Arrive early to find parking and explore all the vendor booths.

Beet Street is a neighborhood block party that mixes live music, local food, and a big community vibe every October. The music lineup always pulls in both Milwaukee favorites and some legit touring acts, so you never know who you’ll catch. The whole block fills up with food vendors and pop-up makers, and it’s free to wander. If you want a good spot for the main stage, show up early—by mid-afternoon it gets packed.