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Dan Bern brings his unique blend of humor and poignant songwriting to Shank Hall. Known for his storytelling and wit, Bern's performances are both engaging and thought-provoking. Arrive early to grab a good spot, as this intimate venue fills up quickly.
Catch Jordan Jensen's stand-up at Turner Hall Ballroom, where her sharp wit and raw storytelling shine. Known for her fearless honesty, Jordan's comedy draws from her unique life experiences. Arrive early to snag a good seat and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic venue.
A night of indie and alternative music featuring four bands at a cozy Milwaukee venue. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink nearby before the show. Expect a lively crowd and an intimate setting that makes for a memorable night.
David Gans brings his Grateful Dead-inspired music to Whitefish Bay, joined by the Broken Angels and Another One. Expect a night of folk storytelling and improvisation. Arrive early for the best seats and enjoy the full bar service. Parking is free, making it easy to enjoy the evening.
Bob Schneider brings his eclectic mix of folk, rock, and more to Vivarium. Known for his engaging live shows, he's a staple in Austin's music scene. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the opening act, Chris Trapper.
Celebrate Juneteenth with a night of diverse music acts at the Cactus Club. Expect a vibrant lineup featuring Aqua Moon and more. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
Enjoy a creative evening with your partner or friend at Cream City Clay. You'll each get a wheel to craft and decorate two pieces. It's a relaxed, fun way to try pottery, and everything you need is included. Arrive a bit early to settle in, and don't forget to dress for mess. Free parking is a plus!
Catch Guy Branum at The Laughing Tap for a night of sharp comedy. Known for his work on popular shows and his witty book, Branum brings his unique humor to Milwaukee. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the intimate setting of this local comedy club.
Saturday mornings at Hamilton for Bitty Basketball. Learn shooting, dribbling, and passing with mini balls and lower hoops.
Pet Walk is a fun-filled morning at Milwaukee's Veterans Park, perfect for families and their furry friends. Enjoy live music, canine games, and a vibrant vendor village. Arrive early for registration and prize pick-up, and don't miss the pet costume contest and talent show.
Saturday-morning tennis lessons at Milwaukee Marshall. Work on your forehand, backhand, and serving techniques.
Open pickleball play at Juneau Playfield, Saturdays from 9 am to noon. Bring your paddle or borrow one of ours.
Ballet and tap classes at Shorewood High School, June 20 to August 1. Learn terminology and techniques for $50.
Hip-hop dance at Shorewood High School from June 20 to August 1. Learn moves, create a final dance, and wear comfy clothes.
Saturday mornings at MacDowell, kids learn basketball basics on a 4-foot hoop. Dribbling, passing, and shooting for $19.
Tee-pitch hybrid baseball league for K4 and K5 kids at Cumberland or Richards Fields, running June 20 through July 25 (no games July 4). Kids get three pitches from a coach before placing the ball on a tee. Softer ball, parent coaches, optional practices. Kids need their own glove.
Creative dance class at Shorewood High from June 20 to August 1. Learn ballet basics with crowns, pom-pons, and bean bags.
Coach-pitch baseball league for 1st and 2nd graders at WFBHS Armory Park, running June 20 through July 25 (no games July 4). Softer ball, parent coaches, and a focus on skill-building over winning. Practices are optional and don't affect playing time. Kids need their own glove.
Cricut for beginners at Hamilton, Saturdays 9–11am. Master your die-cutting machine and get inspired with projects.
Minecraft mini-games and team projects for ages 5–7 at Shorewood High School. Weekly challenges to spark creativity.
Creative movement and pre-ballet at Shorewood High School. Parents participate with crowns, pom-pons, and more from June 20 to August 1.
Fundamentals of basketball at Hamilton, Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Dribbling, passing, shooting, and team play.
Let your kids' creativity run wild at the Wauwatosa Public Library's LEGO Club. It's a fun, drop-in event for kids aged 5-12, perfect for a family outing. Remember, kids under 8 need an adult with them. It's a great way to spend a Saturday morning, building and bonding.
Embrace the Summer Solstice with a mindful morning at Wehr Nature Center. This event blends meditation, nature journaling, and quiet reflection to deepen your connection with the natural world. It's a peaceful way to start your day, and you'll leave feeling more in tune with the season. Remember to register online in advance and bring a journal for notes.