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Nature tale time at Riverside for kids and caregivers. Story, craft, outdoor exploration, and a visit from an animal.
Catch the Sunset Concert Series in Menomonee Falls for a night of country tunes with Dillon Carmichael. This free, family-friendly event is perfect for a summer evening. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the community vibe. Parking is available nearby.
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.
Join the Riverwest 24 Mishmash Street Fest outside Art Bar for a night of fun!
The Heatwave Half-Marathon is a lively race event in Milwaukee, offering everything from a kids dash to a half-marathon. Expect great swag, including a designer shirt and custom medal, plus free Kona Ice at the finish line. Arrive early for packet pickup and enjoy the community vibe. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just in it for fun, this event is all about inclusivity and enjoyment.
Kids fishing clinic at Hawthorn Glen. Learn casting, knot tying, and fish ID over two Saturdays.
Discover the beauty of nature at Wehr Nature Center's All Abilities Open House. This event is all about making the outdoors accessible to everyone, with adaptive hikes, yoga, and birding activities. It's a great way to connect with local accessibility partners and enjoy some tasty snacks. Arrive early to make the most of the hands-on equipment demos.
Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at Grant Park!
Nature’s Neighborhood Week at Camp Shorewood, July 27-31. Explore local wonders, play games, and create projects outdoors.
Recreational tree climbing at Lake Bluff Elementary on July 27. No experience needed, all gear provided for $48.
Nature’s Neighborhood Week at Junior Camp Shorewood. Campers explore local wonders, play nature games, and create projects.
Tee off at the Wisconsin Country Club for a day of golf and goodwill with the Wisconsin Humane Society. Enjoy 18 holes, on-course games, and a lively auction. It's a great chance to network and support a worthy cause. Arrive early for registration at 9 a.m. and be ready for the shotgun start at 11 a.m.
Extend your harvest by learning the basics of succession planting and how to keep crops growing all season long.
Learn succession planting at Martin Luther King Branch. Keep crops growing all season long, free but register first.
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.
Learn backyard composting basics at Atkinson Branch on July 29. Free program includes a chance to win a compost bin.
Catch and release fireflies and moths at Hawthorn Glen. Make a firefly craft to take home, July 29, 8 PM.
Picnic 'n' Pages at the Urban Ecology Center on July 30. Read, listen to stories, and try hands-on STEAM activities for kids K-6.
ArtBlaze transforms Milwaukee's beaches into vibrant hubs of creativity and community. With interactive art, local artisans, and bonfires, it's a perfect family outing. Bring a blanket and enjoy the beach vibes while supporting local talent.
Celebrate dance and community at the Dance For Hope MKE Festival. Set against the scenic Milwaukee Lakefront, this free event brings together performers and locals for a day of movement and joy. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Chalk the walk at Villard Square Branch. Create sidewalk art for everyone to enjoy, free and family-friendly.
The Plein Air Competition at Art Lounge invites artists to capture the beauty of Menomonee Falls in the open air. With a judging panel of professional artists, this event is a chance to showcase your skills and win awards. It's a great opportunity to meet fellow artists and enjoy a creative day out.
Saturday morning kayak trip on the Milwaukee River with a Riveredge Adventure Educator, putting in at Villa Grove Park in Mequon. Two to three miles of paddling past blue herons with clear tannic water below. No experience needed. Single-person kayaks, paddles, and life jackets are provided; bring sunscreen, a hat, and water.
This is the biggest doubles beach volleyball tournament at Bradford Beach, featuring both adult and junior divisions. Expect competitive matches, prize money for top divisions, and a lively atmosphere with happy hours during the semis and finals. No membership is required, and food and drinks will be available all day. Register early as spots fill up fast!