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Dive into the world of literary history with Emily Franklin as she discusses her novel "Love & Other Monsters." Set in the atmospheric summer of 1816, this book explores the lives of famous literary figures and the creation of iconic stories. Arrive early to secure good seating and enjoy the engaging storytelling.
Join the Friends of Weyenberg Library for a delightful luncheon featuring acclaimed author Elizabeth Berg at Shully's Cuisine & Events. This event includes a meal and a copy of Berg's latest novel, "Life: A Love Story." Expect a warm atmosphere and engaging conversation. Arrive early to find good parking, and enjoy the intimate setting.
Dive into the fascinating history of Wisconsin's hop farms with Jennifer A Jordan at Boswell Book Company. This event offers a unique look at the women who shaped the beer industry in the 19th century. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe explore the store's excellent selection of books.
Dive into history with Craig Fehrman at Milwaukee Public Library's Centennial Hall. His book, "This Vast Enterprise," offers a fresh take on the Lewis and Clark expedition. Arrive early to snag a good seat and grab a copy of the book from Boswell Book Company. It's a chance to hear firsthand how forgotten figures shaped this pivotal journey.
Dive into the world of My Hero Academia with this live concert celebrating a decade of the anime. A 15-piece band plays Yuki Hayashi’s iconic score, synced with visuals from all eight seasons. Arrive early to secure a good seat and immerse yourself in the heroic journey of Deku and Class 1-A.
A hands-on crochet workshop where you’ll learn to make simple, giftable items. Sab Stengler keeps things beginner-friendly, so you don’t need much experience. Supplies are usually provided, but it’s smart to double-check or bring your own yarn if you want specific colors. Expect a relaxed, creative vibe and leave with something you can actually give as a present.
Catch the Tedeschi Trucks Band on their Future Soul Tour at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee. Known for their soulful blend of rock and blues, this band delivers a powerful live performance. Arrive early to secure a good spot in the general admission area and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Downtown Trick or Treat in Menomonee Falls is a family-friendly event where local businesses hand out candy to kids. It's a safe and fun way to enjoy Halloween festivities. Dress up in your best costume and enjoy the community spirit. Parking can be tricky, so consider arriving early.
The Tubs are bringing their energetic indie rock to X-Ray Arcade, promising a night of vibrant music and lively performances. This London-based band is known for their Celtic jangle sound and engaging live shows. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the full experience. Cash is needed for tickets at the door.
Catch Ian Sweet live at Falcon Hall in Riverwest. Known for her unique indie sound, this show promises an intimate setting with great acoustics. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local vibe. It's a cash-only event, so come prepared!
BuckFest 2026 is a must for arcade enthusiasts and competitive gamers. Held at Turner Hall Ballroom, this free event offers a mix of live competitions and freeplay arcade games. Arrive early to snag good spots for the sharpshooting action and explore local food vendors. It's a lively weekend with something for everyone who loves gaming culture.
Experience the magic of dance-inspired music at the Bradley Symphony Center. Conductor David Robertson brings to life pieces by Chopin, Debussy, and Ravel, all crafted for ballet. Arrive early to soak in the venue's stunning architecture and grab a drink before the show. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of classical music and dance.
Free human body tour at the Library Program Room. Discover bones, brains, muscles, and more on July 22.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with a unique 5K run and festival at Forest Home Cemetery. Enjoy traditional music, dance, and vibrant decorations. Don't miss the Procesión de las Almas, a peaceful walk led by a local priest. Arrive early for the 5K and stay for the cultural festivities.
Dive into a creative afternoon at The Alibi with a Spooky Bloom Paint & Sip. This guided class lets you explore your artistic side with a Halloween twist. Expect a cozy, welcoming atmosphere perfect for both beginners and seasoned painters. Arrive a bit early to grab a good spot and maybe a drink to get those creative juices flowing.
All Them Witches bring their heavy, psychedelic rock sound to Turner Hall, joined by Emma Ruth Rundle's haunting songwriting. This is a rare chance to see two genre-bending acts share a big stage in Milwaukee. Turner Hall's balcony is worth the splurge if you want a great view and a little more space. Tickets usually move fast for shows like this, so don't wait if you're set on going.
Dive into Wishy's eclectic mix of sugary grunge, indie rock, and dream-pop at X-Ray Arcade. This all-ages show promises a night of zany lyrics and infectious choruses. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
All Them Witches bring their heavy, psychedelic rock to Turner Hall with Emma Ruth Rundle opening. This is a Cactus Club show, but it’s happening at Turner Hall, so expect a bigger crowd and a room built for loud music. If you want a balcony seat, grab tickets early—those usually go fast.
Catch All Them Witches at Turner Hall Ballroom for a night of genre-blending rock that defies the norm. Known for their unique sound that mixes psychedelia, blues, and hard rock, this Nashville-based band creates an atmosphere that's both intense and ethereal. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the venue's historic charm.
Wendy Wimmer discusses her novel, "The Doomscroller's Companion," with Christina Clancy at Boswell Book Company. Expect an engaging conversation about the intersection of online personas and real-life challenges. Arrive early to snag a good seat and maybe grab a coffee nearby.
Dive into the compelling world of sanctuary activism with Sergio M González and Rachel Ida Buff at Boswell Book Company. This event offers a deep look into the history and impact of sanctuary movements in America. Arrive early to grab a good seat and consider preordering the book for a deeper understanding.
Catch Sweeping Promises live for an all-ages show that promises an engaging night of music. Known for their dynamic performances, this is a great chance to see them up close. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at Cactus Club.
Three bands bring a stacked indie and post-punk lineup to Cactus Club. Sweeping Promises are known for their raw, catchy sound that fills the room fast. Youth Energy and Brief Candles round out the bill, so expect a full night with little downtime between sets. The room is small and gets packed—grab tickets early and get there on time if you want a good spot up front.
Three bands in one night at Cactus Club, with Sweeping Promises headlining. The room is small, so you'll be close to the stage no matter where you stand. If you want a good spot, show up early—openers here are usually worth catching. Bar is cashless and the sound is always solid.