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Explore the serene habitats along Lake Michigan with expert guidance from Cassie Rincon. This hike is perfect for both new and seasoned birders. Bring your binoculars and enjoy a peaceful morning spotting birds in their natural environment. Meet at the Feeder Grove observation area for this outdoor adventure.
Create a landscape painting using Bob Ross's wet on wet technique at Range Line Community Center. All supplies provided, no experience needed.
Nature play for you and your child at Hawthorn Glen. Sundays from 10 to 11:30 am, $35 for residents.
This is a vibrant dance party for kids and families, blending K-Pop hits with movie anthems. Expect a lively atmosphere with costumes and plenty of dancing. Arrive early to snag a good spot and get ready to shine bright with your best dance moves.
The Big Picnic is a free community event along the Milwaukee River, perfect for enjoying a summer day with friends or meeting new people. Bring your own picnic or grab something from local vendors. Expect live music, lawn games, and a relaxed vibe. Arrive early to snag a good spot by the river.
Catch Davvn and Jack The Underdog at Cactus Club for a night of pop-punk nostalgia. Known for their early 2000s influences, Davvn brings a fresh yet familiar sound. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Catch Souled American at X-Ray Arcade for a rare live performance. Known for their influential role in alternative country, this is a unique chance to see them promote their first record in thirty years. Arrive early to grab a good spot — doors open at 7 PM.
Celebrate the music of 'One Tree Hill' with Kate Voegele and Tyler Hilton at The Argo. Expect a night filled with nostalgia and live performances from these talented artists. Arrive early for general admission seating and enjoy the full bar service throughout the show. Free parking is available, making it easy to enjoy a hassle-free evening.
Free Saturday outdoor screening of Migration at dusk. Location rotates — verify the host park.
Free outdoor screening of Inside Out 2 at dusk in Veterans Park. Popcorn $1. Bring a blanket.
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.
Experience the tranquility of nature with a guided forest bathing session at Wehr Nature Center. This two-hour walk, inspired by Shinrin-yoku, offers a chance to unwind and connect with the environment. Remember to register online two days in advance and enjoy the peaceful setting.
Monthly birding walks at Lynden with poet and Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer Chuck Stebelton. 90 minutes, 10–11:30am. No experience needed.
A small Sunday market sponsored by American Legion Post 470, accepting WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers. Neighborly and unfussy. Skips July 6.
Redd's Line Up flips the format: a dedicated Advanced and High Improver line dance party at Red Rock Saloon — no beginner basics, just a room full of people who can actually dance. Sundays, 4–7pm.
Weekend-evening concerts in Greendale's historic Gazebo Park, opening June 14 with '60s by the '70s. A charming village-green setting — bring a chair. (Different from Glendale's Live at the Oasis.)
Men's basketball at Hamilton, Mondays at 6. Four-week session runs from June 15 to July 20, $370 for residents.
Week-long summer band camp at WFB Middle School run by school band directors Tom Gard and Jordon Crespo. Kids attend a group lesson by instrument family (flutes/trumpets/horns 8–9am, clarinets/trombones/baritones 9–10am, sax/percussion/bass 10–11am), then full band rehearsal at 11am. Open to incoming 5th graders through juniors of any experience level. Performance slot in the WFB 4th of July Parade.
Beginning violin, viola, cello, or bass classes at Shorewood High School. Final concert on July 1 at 5:00 p.m.
Refine your skills in the Continuing Orchestra at Shorewood High School. Final concert on July 1 at 5 p.m.
Celebrate traditional lantern festivals at Camp Shorewood, June 15–18. Crafts, games, and cultural activities await.
Learn mountain biking essentials at Shorewood High School. For youth who can ride, with a field trip to Kegel Alpha Trail.
Tiny Tumblers at Shorewood High School, June 15–25. Kids ages 2–3 explore gymnastics with a participating adult.
Summer strength and conditioning for middle schoolers in grades 6-8, run by Coach Connor Karwowski (the WFBHS Strength & Conditioning Coach). Four days a week (Mon-Thu) June 15 through August 27, at the WFB HS Fitness Center. Two sections available.