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Experience a hardcore music marathon with 10 bands for just $10 at X-Ray Arcade. With food and vendors starting at 2 PM, and music kicking off at 4 PM, it's a full day of punk and metalcore. Get there early to grab a spot and enjoy the local scene.
Free Mario Kart competition at Tippecanoe Branch. Play against friends, family, or the Librarian for a treat.
Explore the trails of Wehr Nature Center with fellow veterans and their families. This monthly walk offers a chance to connect with nature and each other. Pre-register to secure your spot and enjoy a peaceful afternoon observing the seasonal changes.
Rock band sessions at Beulah Brinton, Saturdays from 4 to 6 PM. Bring your instrument and some prior experience.
The Café Hollander Otto Wenz Downer Classic is a major cycling event on Downer Avenue, featuring races for all ages and skill levels. The kids' races and the Dairyland Mile add to the excitement, while food and drinks keep the energy high. Arrive early to find good parking and enjoy the full day of activities.
Catch a night of eclectic music with Devin Shaffer, Apollo Vermouth, and John Larkin in Milwaukee. The venue is intimate, so every note resonates. Arrive early to find parking nearby and enjoy the local vibe.
Widowspeak brings their nostalgic and lush sound to Milwaukee, performing tracks from their latest album "Roses." Expect an intimate evening with evocative music that captures the essence of love and life. Arrive early for a good spot and enjoy the full bar service throughout the show.
Club Lowlife is bringing a fresh wave of hip-hop to Falcon Hall. Expect a night of dynamic performances from Milwaukee's rising talents. Get there early for the best spots, and enjoy a lineup that promises raw energy and unique sounds.
A live tribute to Nirvana that captures the raw energy and spirit of the original band. Smells Like Nirvana performs without click tracks, staying true to the grunge ethos. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink at the full bar. All ages welcome, but under 18s need supervision.
Milwaukee Kayak Company partners with the Milwaukee County Historical Society for a 2.5-hour guided paddle down the Menomonee River and through downtown Milwaukee. Two MCHS archivists — Steve Schaffer and Michael Barera — narrate the whole thing: famous buildings, old bridges, the Algonquian roots of the word Milwaukee itself. The pace stays deliberately relaxed so there's time to actually listen; this is more history lesson than workout. Half of each ticket goes back to the Historical Society; kayak, paddle, and life jacket included.
Hands-on herbal essentials class at Hawthorn Glen. Make salves and incense on Saturday for six bucks.
Learn about training and safety in carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. Saturdays at Milwaukee Marshall for $11.
Dive into a delicious plant-based experience at Dead Bird Brewing. Known for its vegan arcade vibe, this pop-up offers mouthwatering vegan smash burgers. Arrive early to snag your burger before they sell out, and enjoy the unique brewery atmosphere.
This children's concert brings Saint-Saëns' whimsical "Carnival of the Animals" to life with narration by Simon Provan. Featuring top musicians from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, it's a playful, interactive experience perfect for young audiences. Kids can bring their favorite stuffed animals and join in the fun. Arrive early for good seats!
Celebrate a quarter-century of The Gig with a lively block party in Riverwest. Expect a day filled with games, live music, and local food. Bring your own chair to relax and enjoy the festivities. Perfect for a laid-back summer day with friends.
Sunday morning Zumba at Beulah Brinton. Dance to Latin rhythms, tone up, and have fun for $26.
Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on workshop at Wehr Nature Center. You'll learn how to identify and monitor local bee species, including the endangered rusty-patched bumble bee. Bring your smartphone or camera to help gather essential data. It's a great way to contribute to local conservation efforts while enjoying the beauty of Milwaukee's natural areas.
Explore Lake Michigan's shoreline with your little one and discover the fascinating world of rocks. This guided hike, led by Environmental Educator Aubrey Fulsaas, offers a hands-on experience where kids can learn about rock formation and even take home a decorated rock. Perfect for a family outing, this event combines education with a bit of creative fun.
Catch a movie at South Shore Cinema on select Sundays. $8 registration fee, plus movie cost.
Free bike touring basics on Sundays from noon to 2:30 pm. Build endurance for long rides, ages 16 and up.
Explore the natural beauty of the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center while diving into the insights of Margaret Renkl's "The Comfort of Crows." Led by Environmental Educator Cassie Rincon, this hike combines literature with nature, offering a unique way to connect with Wisconsin's flora and fauna. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and bring a sense of curiosity.
Milwaukee Pride Metal Fest is a celebration of metal music with a positive twist. Expect a full day of live performances from a diverse lineup, all in the welcoming atmosphere of X-Ray Arcade. Get there early to snag a good spot and enjoy the community vibe. Cash only at the door, so come prepared.
Dive into the art of fantasy writing with expert guidance at Wonderland Bookshop. This workshop is perfect for young creatives eager to build their own magical worlds. Expect hands-on activities and a chance to learn from seasoned writers. It's a great opportunity for budding authors aged 7-13.
Dive into a night of intense music with Imprecation of Love, Bifid Corpse, and Conjurers of the Moon. This event promises a raw and energetic atmosphere. Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the local music scene in a unique venue setting.