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Little Learners Explorers is a delightful play-based class for toddlers and their caregivers. Held at The Little Village Play Cafe, these sessions mix stories, music, and sensory play. It's a great way for kids to build skills and friendships. Arrive early for parking and bring socks for both you and your child.
This three-day camp at The Little Village Play Cafe is perfect for little builders aged 3-4. Kids will explore basic engineering concepts through play with soft blocks and sensory materials. Caregivers stay to join in the fun, making it a great bonding experience. Don't forget to bring socks and a water bottle!
Try scuba diving at Whitefish Bay High School Pool on August 19. No experience needed, just $65 to breathe underwater.
Free resource session for homeless veterans at Central Library. Get info on housing, medical treatment, and social services.
Free one-on-one business support at Central Library. Meet the Entrepreneur-in-Residence, no appointment needed.
The Milwaukee Show is a massive gathering for mineral and gem enthusiasts, doubling in size for 2026. Expect a vast array of unique finds, from meteorites to estate jewelry. With over 206,000 square feet of exhibits, it's a treasure hunter's dream. Pro tip: Reserve parking in advance to save on costs.
Free email cleanup at Good Hope Branch. Learn to delete old messages, sort spam, and unsubscribe from ads.
Free history talk at Zablocki Branch on August 19. View images of the Central Library's changes over 125 years.
Taste a variety of fresh tomatoes at Happy Day Farmhaus. It's a relaxed afternoon with the chance to explore the farm store for extra veggies. Perfect for a casual outing with friends or family. No cost to attend, just bring your appetite!
Free Styrofoam printmaking at East Branch on August 19. Turn trash into art from 3:30 to 5.
Join Michelle Kramer for a $2 walk through the Central Valley. Discover ponds, rail history, and local art along the trail.
PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience for ages 10 and up in the WFB High School fieldhouse pool. A real first try with scuba gear - learn to breathe underwater, run through basic skills and safety rules, and find out whether full certification is worth pursuing. No experience required. Wednesday evening session.
Set sail with The Unrulies on a concert cruise that blends rock, country, and blues. This unique experience offers live music on the water, with a full bar available. Arrive early to snag a good spot on deck and enjoy the scenic views along with the tunes.
One-day tech camp at Lydell for 7–12 year-olds, run by Computer Explorers. Kids cycle through robotics, Lego engineering, coding, Bionicles, and Ninjagos as a mix of solo, partner, and group projects. Full day with a 30-minute lunch — pack a peanut-free lunch, snacks, and a water bottle.
Travel back to the Mesozoic Era at Center Street Branch. Learn about dinosaurs and the scientists who study them.
Catch an energetic night of ska and punk at X-Ray Arcade with Kill Lincoln leading the charge. This all-ages show promises a lively atmosphere with doors opening at 6 PM. Be ready for a cash-only entry and get there early to snag a good spot.
This intimate wine tasting event blends the flavors of Napa Valley wines with the soulful sounds of Sade, performed live by Marcya Daneille and the Isaiah Jones Jr. Trio. Held at The Fitzgerald, it's a perfect evening for wine lovers and music enthusiasts. Arrive early for a glass of bubbly and charcuterie. With only 150 seats, it's a cozy affair, so book soon.
Dive into the hidden history of St. Louis with Devin Thomas O'Shea as he discusses his book on the Veiled Prophet Society. This in-store event at Boswell Book Company offers a chance to hear from O'Shea and UWM Professor Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.
Scattered Hamlet brings their Appalachian outlaw rock to Shank Hall, promising a night of raw energy and Southern grit. Known for their electric live shows, this band blends metal attitude with Americana spirit. Arrive early to grab a good spot, and expect a lively crowd ready for whiskey-soaked riffs and unapologetic anthems.
Catch Ron Funches at Turner Hall Ballroom for an evening of stand-up comedy that feels like a warm hug with a twist. Known for his disarming humor and sharp wit, Ron's shows are a blend of warmth and hilarity. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the cozy atmosphere. Parking can be tricky, so consider public transport or ride-sharing.
The Fresh Coast Jazz Festival is a must for jazz lovers, offering three days of top-tier performances in downtown Milwaukee. With acts like Jonathan Butler and Spyro Gyra, it's a chance to see legends and rising stars alike. Don't miss the Fresh Coast Cruise and The Pairing wine event for a full weekend experience. Get there early for the best seats and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Catch Vacation Manor and Nolen Durham in an intimate setting at Anodyne. Expect a night of indie rock with a mix of eloquent lyrics and experimental sounds. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibe in Walker’s Point.
Catch Vacation Manor and Nolen Durham at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. for a night of indie rock and introspective lyrics. Vacation Manor brings a blend of indie rock energy and pop appeal, while Nolen Durham offers heartfelt songwriting rooted in personal exploration. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the cozy coffeehouse vibe.
This annual event combines live music with a community vibe, featuring Emmitt James & The Lemon Pepper Steppers. Expect a lively mix of hip hop and jazz in the historic Turner Hall Ballroom. Arrive early for the best spots and enjoy local food vendors. VIP perks include early entry and goodies like a graphic tee.