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Free henna workshop at Shorewood Village Center on May 28. Learn about origins, symbolism, and application techniques.
This unique yoga session combines mindful movement with a sound bath, creating a space for men to embrace body acceptance in a supportive environment. Led by Troy Moore, expect a focus on mobility and breathwork. The sound bath offers a calming end to the evening. Arrive early to settle in and bring a mat if you have one.
Dive into the art of handbuilt ceramics with Laura Williams at Tooth and Nail Studio. This workshop is perfect for both beginners and seasoned potters looking to refine their skills. Expect a hands-on experience where you'll get to shape, decorate, and personalize your own ceramic pieces. Arrive ready to get creative and leave with something uniquely yours.
Dive into the creative world of Gertrude Abercrombie with art historian Robert Cozzolino. This lecture at the Milwaukee Art Museum explores Abercrombie's connections with Wisconsin artists and how these relationships influenced their art. Arrive early to enjoy pay-what-you-wish admission on Thursday nights.
Dive into a night of intense music with Choke Chain and friends at a local Milwaukee venue. Expect a raw, energetic atmosphere where the music takes center stage. Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the full lineup.
Dive into a lively discussion at The Well Red Damsel's Unhinged Book Club, where romance meets the unexpected. This month features "Married to the Alien Cowboy" by Ursa Dax. Bring your favorite drink and snacks to share, and get ready for spirited conversations and laughter. It's a welcoming space for both newcomers and regulars.
Test your spelling and trivia skills at Lakefront Brewery's Spelling Bee Showdown. It's a fun night out with friends where you can win gift cards and support local schools. Arrive early for the best seats, and enjoy some great food and drinks. Don't forget to bring school supplies to donate!
Enjoy a laid-back evening with live music from Christian Porter at The Argo. This Thursday night series is a great way to unwind with friends, featuring delicious food and a welcoming vibe. Arrive early for the best seats and enjoy a community-focused music experience.
Catch Damien Liriano's unique blend of alternative hip-hop and electronic music at Falcon Hall. This show not only promises great music but also supports local mental health initiatives. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the diverse lineup of talented artists. It's a night of music with a meaningful cause.
Broasis is bringing the spirit of Oasis to X-Ray Arcade for a night of Britpop nostalgia. Expect a lively crowd and some seriously good tunes. Get there early to snag a good spot — the venue fills up fast. Perfect for fans of classic rock and those looking to relive the Oasis era.
Dive into Milwaukee's past with a fun trivia night at Ray’s Bar. It's a relaxed setting where you can enjoy drinks and bring your own food, or grab a bite from the Heirloom MKE food truck. Arrive early to snag a good spot and maybe make some new friends while you're at it.
Big Beat Milwaukee is the city's top beat battle, showcasing local talent in an exciting tournament format. Expect intense rounds and a lively crowd. The semifinals and finals promise high energy, with performances by Kia Rap Princess and Mami Zaddy adding to the vibe. Get there early for a good spot.
Enjoy a lively evening with the Brew City Big Band at The Bavarian Bierhaus. Expect classic big band jazz tunes in a setting that pairs perfectly with craft beer and German comfort food. Arrive early to grab a good spot and maybe a pretzel or two.
Rilo Kiley is back after years away, bringing their nostalgic indie rock to the Riverside Theater. Expect heartfelt performances from Jenny Lewis and the band, capturing the essence of their early days. Get there early for good parking and enjoy a night of music that feels like a reunion with old friends.
This drag competition at Cactus Club promises a lively night with fierce performances and a $75 cash prize on the line. Hosted by Susie Starlet, it's a great chance to see local talent shine. Arrive early to grab a good spot — the venue fills up quickly.
Help protect local woodlands by joining the Garlic Mustard Pull-A-Thon at Bratt Woods. This event is a hands-on opportunity to combat invasive species while enjoying the outdoors. Dress for the elements and bring work gloves if you have them. It's a family-friendly event, but note there's no restroom on site.
-570-min storytime for ages 5–12 at Village Center Meeting Room.
Dive into the world of ceramics with this intermediate hand-building class at Cream City Clay. Over six weeks, you'll explore new techniques and create both functional and artistic pieces. With a small class size, you'll get plenty of individual attention. Bring your creativity and some inspiring items to stamp into the clay.
Free caregiver workshop at Martin Luther King Branch. Learn about dementia, managing emotions, and decision-making skills.
1-hour yoga session for 18+ at Central Library.
Free career help at Good Hope Branch on the last Thursday of each month. Open hours are 11am to 1pm.
Free job search and resume help at Central Library on May 28, 1–4pm. Walk-in or schedule an appointment.
Explore local vendors, enjoy live music, and join activities at the Jackson Park Farmers Market.
Geek Out! at Central Library is a free monthly program for teens. Explore geek media and culture on May 28 from 4pm to 5pm.