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Guided walk along the Hank Aaron Trail near the Harley Davidson Museum. Explore stormwater management features with Judy Springer.
Crafting for adults at Tippecanoe Branch on June 16. This month: make a bead and wire suncatcher.
Player-driven outdoor basketball league for 8-13 year-olds, held at Lake Bluff outdoor courts in Shorewood and run by the National Basketball Academy of Milwaukee. Each Tuesday is 20 minutes of skill work followed by a real drafted-team game. No coaches - a GM handles subs and guidance, so kids actually run the play. Jersey included.
Coed volleyball skills camp at Wisconsin Conservatory for grades 4–8. Six weeks of skill development and teamwork.
Free workshop at Good Hope Branch on June 16. Learn to research and build your business plan using library resources.
Experience the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra in the open air at Humboldt Park. This free concert features classics from Bernstein to John Williams. Arrive early to snag a good picnic spot and enjoy the community vibe. Weather can be unpredictable, so check the forecast.
Meet Dasha Kelly at Boswell Book Company for a captivating evening as she discusses her latest novel, "Baker's Dozen." Expect an engaging exploration of themes like grief and family history. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.
Catch an eclectic mix of live music at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. with Maximiano, Bloodroots, Bitch Creek, and The Devil Said Jump. It's an all-ages show, so bring everyone along. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy a coffee before the music starts.
The Aquabats bring their superhero-themed punk rock to Turner Hall Ballroom, promising a night of fun and nostalgia. Known for their energetic performances and quirky costumes, this band has a loyal following. Arrive early for good parking and to soak in the pre-show excitement.
Experience a night of high-energy rock at X-Ray Arcade with Himalayas, Fakeout, and Blind Hill. Known for their electric performances, Blind Hill brings a mix of 70s and 90s rock vibes. Get there early for a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Swing into a night of free live music and dancing with Third Coast Swing at Falcon Hall. This all-ages event is perfect for jazz lovers and swing dancers alike. Get there early to grab a good spot and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
Catch an electrifying live performance featuring Narrow/Arrow, Resurrectionists, and Denude. This intimate venue on Mitchell Street is perfect for getting up close with the bands. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the local music scene.
Dive into a treasure trove of children's fiction and chapter books at the Wauwatosa Public Library. Perfect for young readers and those young at heart, this sale offers a wide selection of books at great prices. It's a three-day event, so there's plenty of time to browse and find your next favorite read.
The Fiesta Cruise is Milwaukee's go-to for an after-work escape on the water. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat taco buffet and a full bar with margarita specials. It's a lively, cashless cruise with streaming music, perfect for unwinding with friends. Arrive early to snag a good spot on deck.
A small Tuesday market right in front of Cudahy City Hall, run by the city. No flashy social presence, but it quietly accepts every benefit program going — SNAP, EBT, WIC, Senior vouchers, and WI Community Cash.
The region's only major Tuesday market, and a strong one — 80-plus vendors (it sold out in 2025), a new splash pad, storytime, and live music, all in Village Park along the river. If Tuesday's your day, this is the one.
Rhyme Time at the Wauwatosa Public Library is a delightful way to engage your little ones in early literacy. This 20-minute session features stories, songs, and movement, perfect for children aged 0-2. It's a relaxed environment where older siblings can join too. Arrive a bit early to find parking and settle in.
A creative clay camp where kids can craft their own fairy homes and garden accessories. This hands-on experience is perfect for young artists who enjoy working with their hands and exploring magical themes. Expect a supportive environment with plenty of room for creativity. Sign up early as spots are limited, and don't forget to use the discount code if enrolling in multiple camps.
45-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Central Library.
Rhyme Time Stay & Play is a delightful program for little ones at the Wauwatosa Public Library. It's a chance for kids aged 0-2 to engage in early literacy through stories and songs. After the structured fun, there's a half-hour of free play with toys. No need to register, just bring your little ones and enjoy the community vibe.
One of the oldest markets in southeastern Wisconsin, in its 106th season, under a covered pavilion. Afternoon hours are the trick — produce is often picked the same day. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Note: no dogs allowed.
Story Time at the Wauwatosa Public Library is a delightful way for kids aged 3-6 to engage with stories, songs, and activities that promote early literacy. It's a relaxed environment where children can explore independently or with family. No need to register, just drop in and enjoy the fun. Perfect for a low-key afternoon with your little ones.
Free craft, games, and book chats at Bay View Branch. Meet new children’s librarian Liz, June 16, 2–5pm.
Find fresh produce and unique crafts in Milwaukee's lively Deer District.