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Milwaukee's only Cake Potluck is a sweet gathering for dessert enthusiasts. Bring a cake to share and dive into timed rounds to taste a variety of slices. Arrive early for cake check-in and enjoy a full bar on site. Free parking makes it easy to join in on the fun.
Discover the beauty of nature at Wehr Nature Center's All Abilities Open House. This event is all about making the outdoors accessible to everyone, with adaptive hikes, yoga, and birding activities. It's a great way to connect with local accessibility partners and enjoy some tasty snacks. Arrive early to make the most of the hands-on equipment demos.
Pop punk fans, this one's for you. X-Ray Arcade hosts a lively afternoon with When the Sun Sets, Exit 122, and Gold Steps. Arrive early for the best spot and enjoy the all-ages vibe. Cash only, so hit the ATM first.
Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at Grant Park!
Experience the timeless swing of the Glenn Miller Orchestra at the Bradley Symphony Center. This iconic big band brings classic hits to life, transporting you back to the golden age of swing. Arrive early to enjoy the historic venue and grab a good seat.
Catch Good Boy Daisy at X-Ray Arcade for an indie rock night with a twist of '90s grunge. The venue's intimate setting makes it perfect for feeling the raw energy of Hallie and Dylinn Mayes' dynamic performance. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Celebrate a legend at The Riverside Theater as Buddy Guy marks his 90th year. Known for his electrifying guitar style and deep blues roots, this is a rare chance to see a true icon live. Arrive early to soak in the atmosphere and perhaps grab a bite nearby. Expect a night of raw emotion and unforgettable music.
A five-day foraging and making camp for kids 6–11 at Lynden. Kids practice ethical wild harvesting, make tea from foraged plants with Open Kitchen's Alyx Christensen, pit-fire ceramic beads in a campfire, and sew their own foraging bags. Brings in real community collaborators.
Table tennis camp at Shorewood for ages 8–11. Learn strokes, serving, spin, and footwork with Coach Linda Leaf.
Nature’s Neighborhood Week at Camp Shorewood, July 27-31. Explore local wonders, play games, and create projects outdoors.
Table tennis camp for ages 12–18 from July 27 to August 6. Coach Linda Leaf, Wisconsin's only Level II-certified, leads training.
Recreational tree climbing at Lake Bluff Elementary on July 27. No experience needed, all gear provided for $48.
Nature’s Neighborhood Week at Junior Camp Shorewood. Campers explore local wonders, play nature games, and create projects.
Half-day Club SciKidz camp at Lydell for kids 6-9 interested in how the human body works. Hands-on activities cover muscles, blood vessels, and how the body thinks, moves, filters, and fuels itself. Mornings 9am to noon for one week. Kids bring a water bottle and lunch.
Monday-through-Thursday table tennis camp for 3rd-12th graders held at Shorewood Intermediate School Gym. Linda Leaf coaches — she's the only USATT and ITTF Certified Level II Table Tennis Coach in Wisconsin. Kids work through strokes, serving, spin, footwork, and the official rules. Two sections offered between late July and early August.
Beginner climbing course for 5-8 year-olds at Novak Family Fieldhouse in Brown Deer. Instructors Zoe Hawk and Braeden Blockel walk kids through basic technique and safety, with bouldering and traversing built into games and challenges so it doesn't feel like a lecture. Four weekday-morning sections to pick from.
Tee off at the Wisconsin Country Club for a day of golf and goodwill with the Wisconsin Humane Society. Enjoy 18 holes, on-course games, and a lively auction. It's a great chance to network and support a worthy cause. Arrive early for registration at 9 a.m. and be ready for the shotgun start at 11 a.m.
Afternoon Club SciKidz camp at Lydell for kids 10-13 — art crossed with engineering. Projects are inspired by Van Gogh, Picasso, and Michelangelo, with bold paint experiments, clay sculpting, and creative engineering challenges. One week, 1-4pm.
Free card catalog crafts at Good Hope Branch. Get creative with vintage library cards, July 27, 1pm.
Afternoon AI camp at Lydell for kids entering grades 2-6, run by AI Adventure staff. Monday through Thursday, 1-4pm. Hands-on building and creating with AI tools, paired with safe and responsible usage. No coding background needed.
Free talk at Central Library on July 27. Discover Wisconsin scientists and their glowing creatures from 'Mysterious Glowing Mammals'.
Korean culture course at Hamilton, July 27–30. Learn Hangul, K-drama, food, and more for $19.
Extend your harvest by learning the basics of succession planting and how to keep crops growing all season long.
Learn succession planting at Martin Luther King Branch. Keep crops growing all season long, free but register first.