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The Aquabats bring their superhero-themed punk rock to Turner Hall Ballroom, promising a night of fun and nostalgia. Known for their energetic performances and quirky costumes, this band has a loyal following. Arrive early for good parking and to soak in the pre-show excitement.
Experience a night of high-energy rock at X-Ray Arcade with Himalayas, Fakeout, and Blind Hill. Known for their electric performances, Blind Hill brings a mix of 70s and 90s rock vibes. Get there early for a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Catch an electrifying live performance featuring Narrow/Arrow, Resurrectionists, and Denude. This intimate venue on Mitchell Street is perfect for getting up close with the bands. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local music scene.
Dive into a treasure trove of children's fiction and chapter books at the Wauwatosa Public Library. Perfect for young readers and those young at heart, this sale offers a wide selection of books at great prices. It's a three-day event, so there's plenty of time to browse and find your next favorite read.
Dive into the world of ceramics at Tooth and Nail Studio's Teen Wheel Throwing Camp. Over four days, teens will master the basics of wheel throwing, creating their own pottery pieces from start to finish. Expect hands-on instruction in a real studio setting, with the chance to glaze and fire your creations. Spots are limited, so register early!
The region's only major Tuesday market, and a strong one — 80-plus vendors (it sold out in 2025), a new splash pad, storytime, and live music, all in Village Park along the river. If Tuesday's your day, this is the one.
A creative clay camp where kids can craft their own fairy homes and garden accessories. This hands-on experience is perfect for young artists who enjoy working with their hands and exploring magical themes. Expect a supportive environment with plenty of room for creativity. Sign up early as spots are limited, and don't forget to use the discount code if enrolling in multiple camps.
A creative workshop for kids aged 7-12 where they can dive into the art of mask-making using paper mache. It's a hands-on experience exploring cultural history through art. Make sure to dress for mess and bring your imagination. Early registration is a good idea since spots are limited.
Free craft, games, and book chats at Bay View Branch. Meet new children’s librarian Liz, June 16, 2–5pm.
Anime Club at Zablocki Branch Library. Watch your favorite series, snack on Japanese treats, and craft. Free.
Free gaming at Bay View Branch for teens. Snacks, Nintendo Switch, and board games await.
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.
Talk about death and dying at the free Death Café on June 16 at Martin Luther King Branch. It's participant-led with no agenda.
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.
1-hour book club for 18+ at Central Library.
This is a perfect spot for kids to enjoy some quiet reading time during the summer. The library's story room offers a peaceful environment with plenty of books and fidgets to help young readers focus. No registration needed, just drop in and enjoy.
Porch Play offers a fun, sensory-immersive experience for kids aged 4-8, bringing "Dragons Love Tacos" to life. It's a great way for kids to engage with stories while exploring their creativity. Held at Pink's Accessible Theater House, it's perfect for a child and caregiver duo. Spots fill up, so booking early is wise.
Summer baseball at Shorewood High School. Pick your team and play scheduled games, June 17–July 23.
Open coed volleyball at Shorewood High School, June 17 to July 29. All skill levels welcome, just $28 for residents.
Summer baseball at Lake Bluff Elementary. Pick your team and play scheduled games from June 17 to July 24.
Private low brass lessons at Shorewood High School from June 17 to July 22. Six sessions tailored to your style.
Recreational tree climbing at Riveredge Nature Center in Saukville for kids 7 and up. Trained Riveredge Adventure facilitators rope kids into the forest canopy — swing from a branch, climb to the top, or try a bat hang. Two sections available.
Watch The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman at Villard Square Branch. Free classic movie with a light snack, June 17.
1-hour storytime for ages 0–5 at Atkinson Branch.