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Count body parts and wings at Hawthorn Glen's insect picnic. Bring a leafy green for 'bug salad', $6 for residents.
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Count body parts and wings at Hawthorn Glen's insect picnic. Bring a leafy green for 'bug salad', $6 for residents.
Riverwest's 26th Center Street Daze — 30+ bands on 7 stages, 100+ vendors, one big day.
Whitefish Bay's annual Silver Spring street concert — a one-day block party of live music.

Join local author Elizabeth Cole at Boswell Book Company for Bookstore Romance Day. She'll be discussing her new Regency romance set in the Scottish Highlands. Expect a cozy atmosphere and a chance to chat with Elizabeth about her writing process. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe pick up a signed copy of her latest book.

Healing Gems brings their unique sound to Cactus Club, a venue known for its intimate setting and great acoustics. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Perfect for music lovers looking to discover something new.

Catch a special reunion show by The Championship at X-Ray Arcade. This Milwaukee band is back with their indie rock sound. Lessons, featuring members from notable local bands, will open. Arrive early for a good spot and bring cash for tickets.

Catch a night of diverse music at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. with Becca Murray and the Wildflowers leading the charge. This all-ages event is perfect for music lovers looking to discover new sounds. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy a coffee before the show starts.

Catch Tori Amos at The Riverside Theater for a night of powerful storytelling through music. Known for her unique voice and fearless lyrics, Amos brings her latest album, "In Times of Dragons," to life on stage. Arrive early to find parking and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of downtown Milwaukee.

American Vanity is bringing their unique blend of alt-rock, punk, and art-rock to Vivarium. Known for their introspective lyrics and dynamic performances, this band is on the rise. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the energy of a live show that promises to be both thought-provoking and entertaining.

American Football is bringing their iconic Midwest Emo sound to Turner Hall Ballroom. Known for their emotional depth and intricate melodies, this is a chance to see a band that has shaped a genre. Arrive early to enjoy the historic venue and grab a good spot. Parking can be tricky, so consider public transport or ride-sharing.

Dive into a night of energetic beats at Cactus Club with DJ Slugo leading the charge. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, the club is a staple for late-night music lovers. Arrive early for the best spot on the dance floor and enjoy the mix of local and guest DJs.

Celebrate summer with local artisans at Discovery World!

Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at the Schauer Arts Center!

Thrashnetic 2 is a full-day music fest at X-Ray Arcade, featuring a mix of industrial, thrash, and noise rock. With a lineup that includes acts from Milwaukee to Chicago, it's a must for fans of heavy and experimental sounds. Get there early for the best spot and bring cash for tickets.

Celebrate Milwaukee's connection to water at this beach festival. It's a gathering of locals with activities highlighting the importance of water. Expect a community vibe and engaging experiences. Bring sunscreen and enjoy the lakeside setting.

Enjoy a creative evening at Zócalo Food Park with a guided painting class inspired by desert sunsets. It's a beginner-friendly way to unwind and capture the beauty of the desert. Arrive early to grab a bite from the food trucks before you start painting.

CusCampbell, an acclaimed R&B artist, is set to perform at The Cooperage, bringing his unique blend of vocals and trombone. Known for his dynamic performances, this is a chance to see him in an intimate setting. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink at the bar before the show starts.

Bryan Adams is bringing his high-energy rock show to Fiserv Forum, joined by legends Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. Expect a night packed with classic hits and electric performances. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the full arena experience.
Free outdoor screening of Captain America: Brave New World at dusk in Veterans Park. Popcorn $1. Bring a blanket.

Downtown Employee Appreciation Week is a celebration for those who keep Milwaukee running. Expect daily giveaways, fun office games, and special discounts. It's a great chance to bond with coworkers and enjoy some well-deserved perks. Plan to hit at least three events for a shot at cool prizes.

Half-day NASA-themed Mad Science camp at Lydell, Monday through Friday. Kids cover planets, the sun and stars, astronaut training (with circuit-building), and the tech behind space travel. The week ends with a Skyblazer Rocket that each kid builds and launches NASA-style.

NASA-themed camp at Beulah Brinton for kids. Build rockets, assemble satellites, and experience space challenges.
Five days exploring natural transformation through art and science at Lynden for kids 6–11. Campers use microscopes, raise butterflies in the pollinator garden, and record discoveries in clay, watercolor, pressure printing, and paper pulp. A good late-summer camp that captures what's happening at Lynden in August.

Adventure Camp at Riverside Park is perfect for kids who love the outdoors. They'll learn biking, hiking, and paddling while exploring Milwaukee's parks. Make sure to pack a lunch and plenty of water. Before and after care is available if you need it.