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A stacked punk lineup hits Cactus Club with Authority Zero leading the charge. Expect a high-energy night with The Raging Nathans, Avenues, and Geoff Palmer all on the bill. The room gets loud and sweaty fast, so show up early if you want a spot up front. Earplugs are a good idea, and the bar keeps things moving between sets.
Adam Ezra Group brings their unique blend of folk, Americana, and rock to Shank Hall. Known for their dynamic shows and community vibe, each performance is a fresh experience. Arrive early to snag a good spot, and don't miss the chance to chat with the band after the show.
Enjoy a cozy evening of creativity at Clifford's Supper Club with Karaya Art's Fall Wine Paint & Sip. This beginner-friendly class walks you through painting a charming autumn scene. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy a drink before diving into your masterpiece.
Monthly vinyl spin with pop-punk vibes at the Wiggle Room — get there early!
Catch Weatherday at X-Ray Arcade for an indie music night that promises an intimate vibe. This all-ages show is perfect for fans of underground sounds. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the local music scene.
Dent May brings his unique blend of indie pop to Cactus Club, a staple venue in Milwaukee's music scene. Known for its intimate setting and great acoustics, Cactus Club is the perfect spot to catch this all-ages show. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Dive into the world of digital DJing at Cactus Club's Open Decks. Whether you're a pro or just curious, this is a welcoming space to spin tracks and learn. Bring your own USB or use theirs. It's a laid-back way to connect with local music enthusiasts and maybe pick up a few tips.
Shop local artisans at the Early Bird Pop-Up at Prairie Springs!
Catch Daniel Sloss, a comedy powerhouse, as he brings his new show "Bitter" to Milwaukee. Known for his sharp wit and global tours, Sloss is a must-see for comedy fans. Arrive early to grab a good seat and remember, this is a phone-free event, so be ready to unplug and enjoy the laughs.
Experience Jack White in a unique phone-free concert at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee. This unplugged setting lets you fully immerse in the music without distractions. Arrive early to find good parking and enjoy the venue's atmosphere.
Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.
Dive into the world of Lindy Hop with Paté Nassalang, a seasoned instructor with roots in both African and jazz dance traditions. This class is perfect for anyone, from beginners to experienced dancers, offering a blend of structured learning and social dance time. No partner needed, just enthusiasm and a willingness to move.
Allison Mahal is celebrating her EP release with a live show at Cactus Club, joined by Leah Jean and Whitney Fenimore. Expect a night of indie-pop and singer-songwriter vibes in one of Milwaukee’s most intimate listening rooms. Doors open early, so get there for a good spot—Cactus Club fills up fast for these kinds of shows. The bar is cashless, and the sound is always on point.
Catch Langston Kerman's stand-up at The Laughing Tap, a cozy spot known for its intimate comedy shows. Langston's sharp wit and unique humor have earned him accolades, and this is a chance to see him live. Arrive early for good seats and enjoy the local craft beer selection.
LUCY, the project of Cooper B. Handy, brings his offbeat pop sound to Cactus Club with support from Nation. Expect a night of catchy, quirky tunes in one of Milwaukee’s most intimate venues. Cactus Club’s sound is always on point, and the crowd tends to be genuinely into the music. Grab tickets early—shows like this can sell out fast.
Cooper B. Handy brings his LUCY project to Cactus Club, with Nation opening. If you know Handy's offbeat pop, you know this will be a night of catchy, weird, and heartfelt songs. The room is small, so get there early if you want a good spot up front. All ages, so expect a mixed crowd and plenty of energy.
This is a double bill with The Montvales and Creekbed Carter, two acts known for their Americana and country roots. Expect a night of harmonies, storytelling, and a crowd that actually listens. Cactus Club keeps the sound tight and the drinks affordable—get there early if you want a good spot near the stage.
Indie rock fans get a double bill with Squirrel Flower and Sour Widows at Cactus Club. Squirrel Flower’s Ella Williams has a loyal following here, and her shows tend to draw a crowd that actually listens. If you want a good spot, show up early—this room fills up fast for touring acts.
Catch Squirrel Flower and Sour Widows at Cactus Club for an intimate night of indie rock. Ella Williams brings her full band for the first time in two years. Get there early to grab a good spot—this venue fills up fast.
Three bands share the stage for an all-ages night at Cactus Club. Packaging headlines, with Discus and Thyone rounding out the bill. Doors open early, so you’ll have time to grab a drink and settle in before the music starts. This is a good spot for catching up-and-coming acts in a room that’s small enough to feel close to the bands.
Three bands share the stage for a night of experimental and indie music at Cactus Club. Packaging headlines with their genre-blurring sound, while Discus and Thyone round out the bill. Cactus Club is known for its intimate space and solid sound, so you’ll get up close to the music. Doors open early, so grab a drink at the bar before the first set.
Sean Patton brings his sharp wit and engaging storytelling to The Laughing Tap. Known for his appearances on major comedy festivals and TV shows, Sean's performance promises an evening of laughter. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the intimate setting of this popular Milwaukee comedy club.
Dive into the world of vinyl DJing at this inclusive event. Whether you're a seasoned DJ or just curious, you'll find a welcoming space to learn and share music. Bring your records or use theirs, and get tips on everything from beatmatching to blending. It's a relaxed way to connect with fellow music lovers.
Enjoy a cozy afternoon painting a festive fall gnome at The Alibi Tavern. This beginner-friendly class offers step-by-step guidance, making it perfect for anyone looking to unwind and tap into their creative side. Arrive early to grab a good spot and maybe a drink from the bar to sip while you paint.