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Craft your own Pride button at Bay View Branch on June 2. Wear it or share it, all for free.
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Craft your own Pride button at Bay View Branch on June 2. Wear it or share it, all for free.

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.

Dive into the world of charcoal drawing while enjoying a brew at Indeed Brewing. Artist Robert Gorder will guide you through creating a “Cherry Mist” themed piece, perfect for beginners. Arrive early to grab a drink and settle in. Supplies are covered, so just bring your creativity.

Dive into a night of intense death metal at X-Ray Arcade with bands from Seattle and Milwaukee. Get there early to snag a good spot — the energy is bound to be electric. This all-ages show is a cash-only event, so hit the ATM beforehand.

Free workshop at Mitchell Street Branch on June 2. Learn library tools for your creative business plan and growth.

Ballroom dance class at Nicolet High School cafeteria in Glendale, taught by Jacqui Lefebvre. Two sessions across summer: Session I is swing dancing (Jitterbug, Triple Time, Lindy Hop), Session II is Rueda de Casino, a Cuban Salsa danced in a circle with rotating partners. Must register with a dance partner. Price is per couple.

Dive into a night of competitive skee-ball at Up-Down, with Third Space Brewing backing the fun. Arrive early to secure your spot and enjoy the lively atmosphere. It's a perfect blend of friendly rivalry and arcade nostalgia.

Experience a soothing sound bath at Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness. Bernard and David use a mix of classical instruments and singing bowls to create a healing atmosphere. Bring a yoga mat and comfortable clothing for maximum relaxation. Arrive early to get a good spot and settle in.

Catch a night of diverse music at the Cactus Club with MV Wells headlining. Known for its intimate setting, the club offers a great sound experience. Arrive early to grab a spot close to the stage and enjoy a mix of local talent.

Enjoy a night of free live jazz and swing dancing at Falcon Hall. It's a perfect spot for music lovers and dancers alike. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. All ages are welcome, making it a great outing for everyone.

Catch a night of live music featuring Adam Blackwood, Dia Jane, and Blonde at a local Milwaukee venue. The intimate setting on Mitchell Street makes for a great live music experience. Arrive early to grab a good spot, and remember, it's will-call tickets only.

The PianoArts Grand Finale is where emerging classical pianists showcase their talent with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Arrive early to catch all eight competitors and enjoy interviews and performances. Stick around for the awards ceremony and a celebratory glass of champagne.

The Fiesta Cruise is a lively all-ages event on the Milwaukee River, featuring an all-you-can-eat taco buffet and a full bar with margarita specials. It's a great way to unwind after work with friends or family. Get there early to snag a good spot on the deck, and enjoy the streaming music as you cruise along the river.

Every Tuesday in June, Indeed Brewing is turning its taproom into a fundraising hub for Wisconsin Public Radio. Enjoy your favorite brews knowing every dollar spent goes to support public radio. It's a great way to unwind while contributing to a good cause. Arrive early to snag a seat and enjoy the community vibe.

Parent-and-child music class for kids 6 months through 4 years, taught by Dana Sherman at Lydell. Sessions cover children's songs, finger play, creative movement, and different rhythms. Class moves outside when the weather is good. Every kid in the 6-month-to-4-year range needs to be registered, including siblings.
A small Tuesday market right in front of Cudahy City Hall, run by the city. No flashy social presence, but it quietly accepts every benefit program going — SNAP, EBT, WIC, Senior vouchers, and WI Community Cash.

Watercolor class at Lydell focused on painting buildings: weathered wood, fieldstone, brickwork, clapboard siding, barns, doors, and bridges. Mary Pesch teaches techniques for the surrounding trees and vegetation too, plus perspective, lighting, and mood. Aimed at intermediate painters but beginners willing to keep up are welcome. Supply list comes with the receipt.

Rhyme Time at the Wauwatosa Public Library is a delightful way to engage your little ones in early literacy. This 20-minute session is packed with stories, songs, and movement, perfect for kids up to 2 years old. No registration needed, just show up and enjoy. Older siblings can join too, making it a family-friendly outing.

Rhyme Time Stay & Play is a delightful session for little ones to engage in early literacy through stories and songs. Perfect for ages 0-2, this program also includes a playtime with toys that encourage development. It's a great way to spend a morning with your child and meet other parents. No registration needed, just drop by and enjoy.

One of the oldest markets in southeastern Wisconsin, in its 106th season, under a covered pavilion. Afternoon hours are the trick — produce is often picked the same day. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Note: no dogs allowed.

Explore Milwaukee's waterways with a narrated tour that offers a unique perspective of the city's skyline and landmarks. Run by Historic Milwaukee, Inc, this cruise provides an engaging history lesson with stunning views. Remember, it's cashless on board, so bring your card for drinks.

Talk about death and dying over snacks and drinks at East Branch. Free and open to all ages, no agenda.

Story Time at the Wauwatosa Library is a delightful way for young kids to engage with stories and songs while developing key skills. It's a welcoming environment where children can explore independently or with family. No registration needed, so just drop by and enjoy the fun.

Find fresh produce and unique crafts in Milwaukee's lively Deer District.