This weekend in Greenfield, WI

ISC brings its coed Ultra Draft tournament to The Rock in Franklin, Wisconsin for a weekend centered on competition, culture, and community. Open to participants ages 18 to 49 and welcoming all skill levels, it is designed for people who want to compete, meet new players, or reconnect with familiar faces. Individuals enter the player pool and rosters are set through a live draft before play begins. After teams are formed, they face off across the weekend in classic Ultra Draft style. Expect spirited games alongside a friendly social vibe, chances to build new friendships with teammates, and memorable moments on and off the field, all powered by the ISC’s signature community energy.

This season marks the Greendale Downtown Market’s 35th anniversary, celebrating fresh finds and community pride. Historic Broad Street transforms into a lively open air marketplace filled with local flavor, creativity, and neighborhood spirit. Visitors can discover farm fresh produce from local growers, artisan and handcrafted goods from small businesses, and an array of baked items, beverages, and ready to enjoy treats. Nonprofits and community groups share resources that highlight local connections. The anniversary season features live music, festive activities, and special surprises. Nearby shops and cafés offer even more to explore, creating a relaxed, walkable experience. Booths are set along the street with accessible sidewalks, and an accessible restroom is nearby. Municipal and street parking are available for visitors, who should be mindful of spaces reserved for businesses.

Explore The Two Towers in a welcoming book club that journeys through Middle-earth together. Conversations center on the second book in Tolkien’s saga, highlighting themes of magic, peril, friendship, and courage. The group reads two chapters each week across ten sessions. This program is for adults and meets in the Civic Center’s Tower Room. After each meeting, participants may head to the Oak Creek Farmers Market just outside the library in Drexel Town Square. Registration is required and seating is limited.

This small-group yoga class is capped at 12 people to allow focused guidance, thoughtful modifications, and a sense of community. The practice draws on Kundalini principles, beginning with a warm-up of sun salutes, then progressing through breathwork, flowing movement, mantra, and kriya-based sequences to awaken energy, clear stagnation, and strengthen inner resilience. It is a vigorous yet approachable experience intended to spark change from within and leave you feeling lighter, clearer, and more energized. All levels are welcome, with options offered throughout.

Expect a lively collector marketplace with more than fifty vendor tables and a constantly refreshed selection. Browse a wide range of Pokémon cards, from budget friendly commons to premium holographic pieces, along with sealed items like booster bundles and elite trainer boxes. Funko fans can explore hundreds of Pop figures, including vaulted editions, exclusives and chase editions. Sports collectors will find football, basketball, baseball and hockey cards for every budget, with many dealers offering slabs graded by PSA and BGS. It is a true buy, sell and trade environment, so bringing your own collection is welcome if you want to make a deal and leave with cash or a new favorite addition.

Sidewalks become a canvas at this relaxed art contest at Shelby’s National Tap. Creators of every skill level can chalk the pavement, from seasoned artists to anyone who just wants a laid back excuse to color outdoors. Artist entry is $20 and includes a drink and a gift. Enjoy live music, cash awards and prizes for standout pieces, and an easygoing atmosphere that does not insist on staying inside the lines. Art is created on site, voting will determine favorites, and winners are announced without needing to be present.

Kunes Buick GMC of Oak Creek is hosting a casual community cookout with free food and refreshments. Visitors can meet the team, connect with friends, family, and neighbors, and browse the latest vehicles on the lot. The gathering celebrates 250 years of American freedom and keeps the focus on a laid back atmosphere without a formal agenda, offering a simple way to enjoy time together.

Rain or shine, this motorcycle ride and party supports Make-A-Wish Wisconsin. Registration takes place at Matty’s Bar & Grille, costs $20 per rider, and breakfast is available for purchase. The route visits American Roadhouse, Sandlots of Salem, Spanky’s Sports Bar and Grille, and Stumpy’s Cabin before returning to Matty’s. After the ride, there will be live music by Cornfield Keg Party, raffles, and poker hand prizes. This event is open to the public, and 100% of proceeds go directly to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin to help grant life-changing wishes.

A meet and greet with Happy Endings offers a chance to meet a few adoptables from the rescue and learn more about them. Physical and monetary donations for the rescue are being collected throughout the month. Those interested in adopting can complete an application on the rescue’s website.

A recurring cribbage tournament benefiting the fight against cancer through Relay For Life. Event proceeds support this cause.

A free puppy social hour at Central Bark Oak Creek gives young dogs a chance to romp, sniff, and meet new playmates. Intended for puppies 8 to 16 weeks old, it focuses on fun and socialization through play. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by phone or online.

At the West Allis Farmers Market, farmers focus on delivering the freshest possible produce, with schedules arranged to support same-day harvests. The market operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and some vendors may close up early if their goods sell out. Support is provided by Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

This workshop invites anyone who is used to showing up for others to turn that same care, focus, and presence inward. It offers a moment to prioritize your own well-being with gentle intention. For more information and to reserve a spot, please refer to the event website.

At Black Husky Brewing, the Riverwest Cat Tour features a pre-tour gathering where attendees can meet kittens available for adoption, learn about ways to support Cats at Large through donations and fundraising, browse raffle prizes and purchase tickets, and take part in a group photo before setting off. DJ Tony provides music later in the day, and brats are available for a suggested donation during the festivities. Raffle drawings will be held, and a limited-edition cat tour sticker debuts on tour day.

Tommy Odetto comes back to Kegel's for a summer night of classic rock and vintage blues.

Experience an evening of movement, sound healing, and community under the glow of the full moon at Bay View Park Beach. An all-levels yoga practice unfolds by the water overlooking Lake Michigan, followed by a deeply restorative sound bath. It is a welcoming space to release stress, reconnect inward, and enjoy a beautiful summer night outdoors. The flow of the evening includes flexible arrival and check-in, then Full Moon Yoga led by 500-Hour Certified Yoga Teacher Belle Dorn. After a brief transition, a joint sound bath features Bernard Ruño of Adagio Sound Healing and Jess Burns of Mosaic Healing and Wellness. There is time afterward to linger, connect, and enjoy the park with fellow attendees. This gathering is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis to help make wellness accessible. Suggested donation is $25 to $45, and no one is turned away for lack of payment. Registration is required, and donation details are shared in the confirmation email. Community support makes this possible. The Bay View Park permit is generously sponsored by Eastside Family Chiropractic, so attendee donations directly support the facilitators sharing their time, energy, and expertise. Bring a beach towel or blanket, water, and layers for the evening breeze. A yoga mat is optional. For the sound bath, consider a pillow, eye mask, or an extra blanket. No yoga experience is required, and participants are welcome exactly as they are. This offering is part of a series celebrating the Strawberry, Buck, Sturgeon, and Harvest full moons.

Enjoy live music at no cost on Saturday nights at Gazebo Park as part of an ongoing concert series.

The event will be held at Rock & Brews, located within Potowatomi Casino.

Ten Feet Tall returns to Paulie’s Pub and Eatery with a high-energy party vibe. The crowd is urged to make some noise, jump and celebrate as TFT steps in, sparking excitement from one side of the room to the other. Arms up and feet moving, the call and response builds while everyone gets busy. Three short words become the rallying cry... Ten Feet Tall.

Teens can dive into skincare basics with Sam in a hands-on class that teaches how to cleanse properly and choose the right products. Interactive skin-themed games add a fun element with chances to win prizes. Every ticket is entered into a drawing for a free teen facial. This session is recommended for ages 11 and up, and adults may participate alongside their teen. Attendees can enjoy a lemonade bar and snacks, receive a raffle entry for the free facial, and take home a goodie bag.

Canvases & Cocktails at Shamrox in West Allis offers a calm, private painting session focused on a retro palm tree design. The bar is closed to the public and capacity is limited to 12 painters for an intimate experience. Beverage options include $15 bottomless mimosas and a $10 Bloody Mary bar, with each additional drink priced at $6, and other beverages available for purchase. This is a cash-only event that encourages guests to unwind, sip, and get creative.

ZN Fashions presents a seasonal showcase of South Asian style at the Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel, highlighting warm-weather looks crafted for comfort and elegance. Browse a curated selection that includes breathable lawn fabrics, bold jewel hues and soft pastels, intricate Schiffli lace details, modern block prints, and flowing dupattas. The collection spans easygoing everyday pieces to richly embroidered semi-formal outfits suited for festive evenings. Admission and parking are free. For more information, call 630-600-1328.

Curious about what your pet is thinking or why a certain habit keeps showing up? Aimee will be at Bentley's Pet Stuff & Grooming offering one-on-one animal communication sessions to help your companion feel understood. You can bring your dog, or bring a photo of your cat, dog, bird, or other companion. These conversations aim to shed light on behaviors and emotions, offering clarity and comfort for both you and your pet. To schedule a session, call 414-301-5645. The cost is $45 per 15 minutes, cash only, with an additional charge if more time is needed.

Meet adoptable dogs at PetSmart in Oak Creek. It is a chance to say hello and get to know them.

Explore rewilding in Franklin at Ryan Creek Prairie, where the Milwaukee Area Land Conservancy is hosting a Land Trust Days program highlighting the transformation of a former 50-acre corn and soybean field into a flourishing prairie and grassland bird habitat. Hear how the restoration brought the land back to a more natural state, then take time to experience the revitalized landscape. This event is well suited for anyone interested in conservation, native habitats, birding, or simply spending time outdoors. Registration is required.

Set aside time for a peaceful inward journey that supports centering and deeper self-connection. The Rx Sound Journey Experience features the resonant tones of harp, ocean drum, steel tongue drum, tuning forks, and tingshas to gently guide the process. More information and reservation details are available on the website.