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

Four local bands share the stage for an all-ages night at Cactus Club. Expect a mix of indie, rock, and alternative sounds, with each group bringing their own style. The early start means you can catch the whole show and still have time to hang out after. Grab tickets in advance to save a few bucks—shows here often fill up fast.

Dive into the world of Risograph printing with this beginner-friendly workshop at Cactus Club. Led by local creatives Diana Chu and Ben Grzenia, you'll learn the basics of Riso and create your own prints. All materials are included, so just bring your curiosity. It's a hands-on experience perfect for anyone interested in printmaking.

Catch Derrick Stroup's high-energy comedy at The Pabst Theater. Known for his rapid-fire storytelling and sharp observations, Stroup's show promises a night of laughter. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the historic venue's atmosphere.

Mindy Smith is bringing her soulful voice to Shank Hall for an intimate evening of music. Expect a mix of new tracks from her album "Quiet Town" and fan favorites. The venue's cozy atmosphere makes it a perfect spot to experience her heartfelt performances. Bring tissues — her songs might just move you to tears.

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.

Catch Mini Trees, the indie pop project of Lexi Vega, at Falcon Hall. Known for her introspective lyrics and captivating sound, this show promises a blend of indie and alt pop that resonates with personal and industry struggles. Doors open at 7 PM, so arrive early to grab a good spot.

Bikini Kill, the iconic feminist punk band, is bringing their powerful sound and message to Turner Hall Ballroom. Known for their role in the Riot Grrrl movement, their shows are a mix of raw energy and political activism. Arrive early to snag a good spot and soak in the history of a band that changed the punk landscape.

Two bands with a knack for offbeat names hit the Cactus Club stage for a night of indie and experimental sounds. Homestyle Dinner Rolls headline, bringing their quirky energy, while HummusVacuum opens the show. Expect a crowd that's into discovering new music and a room that always sounds better than you'd think for its size. If you want a good spot, show up early—Cactus Club fills up fast for all-ages shows.

Three bands bring a heavy mix of punk and metal to Cactus Club, with The Barbarians of California leading the charge. Armed for Apocalypse is known for their sludge metal sound, while Squint adds a newer hardcore edge. Earplugs are smart, and the crowd usually packs in close for these all-ages shows. Grab a drink early — the bar gets busy between sets.

Catch an evening of indie pop and rock at Falcon Hall with Jim E. Brown headlining. Doors open at 7 PM, so get there early for a good spot. It's an all-ages show, making it a great night out for everyone.

Join a welcoming community of fiber enthusiasts at the Cactus Club. This monthly meetup is perfect for anyone interested in knitting, crocheting, or any fiber art. Bring your own materials and projects, and enjoy a relaxed, intergenerational atmosphere.

Four electronic artists share the stage for a night of synth-driven beats and experimental sounds. Cactus Club is known for its intimate setup, so you'll be close to the action no matter where you stand. If you're into live electronic music, this is one of those lineups you don't see every month. Get there early if you want a good spot near the stage—sets tend to start on time here.

Cliff Cash brings his sharp wit and unique storytelling to Vivarium, tackling heavy topics with humor. Known for his political activism and engaging comedy, Cliff offers a night of laughter that’s both thought-provoking and entertaining. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the intimate atmosphere.

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.
Dive into the world of vinyl DJing at Cactus Club's Open Decks. Whether you're a seasoned DJ or just curious, this event offers a chance to play, learn, and connect. Bring your records or use theirs, and get tips on blending and beatmatching. It's a welcoming space for all ages to explore music.

Catch Zach Martina at The Laughing Tap for a night of high-energy comedy. Known for his dark humor delivered with charm, Zach promises a memorable performance. Get there early for good seats and enjoy the intimate setting of one of Milwaukee's favorite comedy clubs.

Catch punk legends The Bouncing Souls and The Suicide Machines at The Argo. Expect a night of high-energy anthems and raw punk spirit. Arrive early for parking and grab a drink at the bar. It's a rare chance to see these bands in an intimate setting.

Three local acts share the stage for a night of indie and experimental music at Cactus Club. Graham Hunt brings sharp songwriting, while Innuendo and Apollo Vermouth add their own twists. The room is intimate, so you'll actually hear every lyric. Get there early if you want a good spot up front—shows here fill up fast.

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.

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.

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.

Write with fellow creatives at Wauwatosa Library, snacks included.