Events in Menomonee Falls, WI

Adult Puzzle Day takes place in the Library's Large Community Room, offering an assortment of puzzles to work on. Enjoy coffee, tea, or cocoa while puzzling on your own or with friends. No registration is required.

Parachute Play offers an interactive session filled with songs, rhymes, and group activities using a parachute provided by the library. It is designed for children ages 2 to 4 who attend with a parent or caregiver. The program meets on the second Monday of each month. Space is limited, so registration is required. Sign up at the Children’s or Adult Information Desk, or call 262-242-2593 ext. 330.

Explore Westown, the historic arts and entertainment district just west of the Milwaukee River in downtown Milwaukee. The neighborhood features theaters, arts venues, sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and historic hotels. The former Grand Avenue Mall has been redeveloped as The Avenue with an updated food hall and shopping. This tour focuses on how historic buildings have been converted for mixed use, adding apartments, coffee shops, gallery spaces, and renewed office space. Notable stops include the large blue Reuss Federal Plaza, now called 310W (1983), the Hotel Wisconsin (1913), and the Pabst Theater (1895). The schedule depends on guide availability, so check the website for current dates and times.

This book club focuses on titles about American history and the World Wars and meets in the Tolzman Community Room at the library. The latest reading selections are available on the library website.

Citizen Advocates Christmas Bingo brings the community together at Trinity Lutheran Church in West Bend for a friendly round of games. It is free to attend and play, and winners take home prizes. Participants of any age and ability are welcome, and the bingo area accommodates wheelchair users. Designated accessible parking and a convenient drop off are available at the west entrance via the parking lot. Those who enjoy spending time with others and playing games will also find a meaningful opportunity to volunteer.

An after-school sensory and play club welcomes children with special or support needs for hands-on activities, creative exploration, and open play in a safe and inclusive setting. Participation is open to anyone, with no affiliation required. Siblings and school friends are welcome, and tickets are needed for each attendee. Families may drop in for any length of time so children can settle in at their own pace. Check-in is straightforward, as families share their family name on arrival for a warm welcome, then once everyone is comfortable, staff complete the full check-in process. Activities are planned by a team that understands the realities of raising a child with special or support needs.

At Franklin Public Library, families can dive into hands-on STEAM projects in the CreateSpace during Tinker Time. This session features a Mad Scientist theme. Activities are designed for children ages 6 and older, though everyone is welcome. No registration is required, and materials are available while supplies last.

The Evening Readers Book Club meets in the library’s second floor Conference Room to discuss a rotating selection of titles, including Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott, Still Life by Louise Penny, So Far Gone by Jess Walter, American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, These Summer Storms by Sarah MacLean, The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali, What You Are Looking For is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama, Sipsworth by Simon Van Booy, My Friends by Fredrik Backman, Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson, What I Ate in One Year (and related thoughts) by Stanley Tucci, and The Correspondent by Virginia Evans.

Open to newcomers and seasoned authors alike, this write-in offers dedicated time to work on any project alongside fellow writers. Bring your pages, keep the momentum going, and gather inspiration from the group. Space and snacks are provided. Registration is not required.

MIC and the HIR Wellness Institute host a community potluck celebrating resiliency for Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The gathering features a shared meal where participants can contribute a dish, bingo with prizes, a 50/50 or prize raffle, and a photo booth to capture memories with family and friends. A new clothing giveaway will be available. Red Nation Boyz provide music for listening, singing, and dancing, and the HIR mobile clinic will be on site to share information.

MINI Monday is a relaxed meetup open to everyone with a flexible drop in format. No RSVP is needed, and attendees can arrive whenever it fits their schedule.

Drivan Range in Milwaukee hosts a Monday music bingo night where it is free to play and no phone is needed. Bring friends and enjoy a laid-back evening of music and friendly competition.

Connect with other women who date women at a playful board game speed dating night at POP in Milwaukee. Non-binary people and others who feel this space fits them are welcome. A gaming concierge guides several rounds, mixing familiar favorites with new-to-you titles. Each game is a group experience designed to spark conversation, and every round seats you with a different small group of singles. The venue offers plenty of drinks on tap. At the end, you share two lists with the concierge, the people you would like to date and those you would like to meet again as friends. When two attendees select each other in either category, the concierge will exchange contact emails so you can arrange a time to meet. You might discover a great game, make new friends, or even find a match. And even if none of that falls into place, alcohol is available. Refunds are offered only with more than 48 hours notice, with emergency exceptions considered case by case. If fewer than seven tickets are sold 24 hours beforehand, the event will be canceled and attendees will be notified. The exact game lineup depends on attendance and is curated to be light, easy to learn, and conversation friendly.

At Schramka Funeral Home, this relaxed coffee gathering offers a gentle setting to connect with others who have experienced loss. Conversations may span cherished memories, everyday life, and the beginnings of new friendships, and there is no formal program. Reservations are not required, drop-ins are welcome, and friends or family who are grieving may attend as well.

Focused on early identification and options for care, this event supports people in maintaining control of daily life. Participants receive results on the spot, learn about dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and have the opportunity to speak with a dementia care specialist about available resources. Guidance is also provided on brain wellness and practical ways to keep the mind active. Each appointment lasts 30 minutes and must be scheduled in advance. To book a time, contact Jen Harders, dementia care specialist at the Waukesha ADRC, at 262-548-7650.

Settle into a calming yoga session that focuses on relaxation and full-body stretching, guided by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill.

Travel by Hop streetcar while tracing Milwaukee’s story from its early days to today. A guide points out notable commercial landmarks, midcentury planning trends, and freeway construction, tying these forces to the streetcar’s debut and ongoing growth downtown. Plan for a short walk of about one block to reach the streetcar stop. Tour times vary with guide availability, so confirm exact dates and times before you go.

Taco Tuesday is paired with a two-for-one wine offer in Waukesha, WI.

Trace Milwaukee’s beginnings in the heart of downtown, where growth took hold near the intersection of N. Water Street and E. Wisconsin Avenue and expanded as the settlement became a city. This guided walk introduces the area’s history while moving through the commercial core, starting at the riverfront and continuing to modern office buildings along Lake Michigan. Along the way, view a range of architectural styles, including Alexander Eschweiler’s Art Deco Gas Light Building from 1930, the 1892 Federal Building in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, and Northwestern Mutual’s Neoclassical headquarters completed in 1914. Tour times depend on guide availability, with exact scheduling provided online.

At Franklin Public Library, Sound Practitioner Kathryn Rambo leads a sound bath meditation that invites participants to relax, unwind, and reflect. Using calming music and tones, the session supports a deep sense of relaxation. Registration is required.

Neal from Operation HOPE leads a financial literacy session at Owen’s Place that focuses on practical money skills. Learn about budgeting, saving, credit, and everyday money management in a supportive setting. Participants ages 16 and older are welcome. Bring your questions and explore steps that can help you build a stronger financial future.

A flow-style yoga class at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center welcomes all levels. The practice centers on mindful movement, steady breathing, and a sense of renewal to help participants slow down and reconnect. Drop-in admission is $12.

Prospective buyers can get a clear overview of the path to homeownership at this free seminar led by Landmark Mortgage loan officer Andrea Werlein (NMLS #1018378) with guest speaker Pete Gohsman. The session explains each step of the purchase process, outlines financing choices, and includes time for questions so attendees can receive guidance from experienced mortgage professionals. Registration is available.

At Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co., X-Ray Arcade presents a night featuring Acid Mothers Temple, Magick Potion, and Shadeseeker. Acid Mothers Temple began in 1995 under the direction of Makoto Kawabata alongside the Acid Mothers Temple Soul Collective. Their 1997 debut on Japan's PSF Records earned recognition from The Wire, and in 1998 they launched tours across the United States and Europe. Since then they have continued to tour widely, added performances throughout Asia and in Japan, and by 2017 had released about 80 albums on labels around the world. The group has also collaborated with artists such as Gong, Guru Guru, Simeon of Silver Apples, Nik Turner of Hawkwind, Occitan singer Rosina de Peira, and Japanese musicians including Afrirampo, Tatsuya Yoshida, Maso Yamazaki, Seiichi Yamamoto, and Jun Kuriyama. Magick Potion hails from the rural outskirts of Baltimore and performs as a heavy rock trio with founder Dresden Boulden on guitar and vocals, Triston Grove on bass, and Jason Kendall on drums. Their music draws on the raw energy and weighty grooves of late 1960s and early 1970s rock, nodding to bands like Blue Cheer, The Amboy Dukes, and Budgie, and blends gritty riffs, driving bass lines, powerful drums, and touches of psychedelia. Milwaukee psych rock band Shadeseeker rounds out the bill. This show is all ages.

YRT 200 Missy Schwalbach leads a welcoming slow-flow yoga class for all bodies and every experience level. Through mindful movement, gentle strength, and breath, you are encouraged to move at your own pace, reconnect with your body, and leave feeling grounded and refreshed. Bring a yoga mat and come as you are. Drop-in price is $15, or choose a 10 class punch card for $125.

For those supporting an adult living with a mental health condition, NAMI Family-to-Family offers a free eight-week educational course that blends clear information, useful skills, and a welcoming peer community. Classes are led by trained volunteers with lived experience who share practical guidance and empathy. Participants deepen their understanding of mental health conditions, strengthen communication and problem-solving abilities, and learn approaches for self-care and setting healthy boundaries while connecting with others on a similar path. The program is planned for West Bend, with the exact location to be announced. Advance registration is required and space is limited. For questions, call 262-339-1235.

Give kids practical tools to stay safe with a Stranger Danger session focused on recognizing unsafe situations, understanding who counts as a stranger, and knowing what to do if someone causes discomfort. Through age-appropriate activities and conversation, participants build everyday safety skills and confidence. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend the final ten minutes to hear what was covered and continue the discussion at home.

This workshop is designed for first-time buyers as well as anyone returning to the market after a break. Expect an overview of current housing conditions and guidance on what the buying journey entails. The Harmonizing Homes Realty Group leads a relaxed conversation about all things home buying at the Menomonee Falls First Weber location, with coffee and snacks available.

This hands-on workshop offers a cozy, creative celebration of fall with warm colors and festive designs. Participants create a handcrafted 3D layered paper piece, choosing from pumpkins, sunflowers, harvest scenes, Halloween themes, cozy autumn sayings, and more. A variety of paper types and colors are available to personalize each project. No prior art experience is needed. All materials are included, and step-by-step instruction guides the process as each layer is assembled to build a dimensional piece ready to display at home. Attend with friends or family, or enjoy a solo creative night in a relaxed atmosphere filled with autumn vibes. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

Swim or relax in the pool while a family movie plays as part of a six month series. The lineup features Monsters, Inc. in October, The Incredibles in November, The Grinch in December, Frozen in January, Finding Nemo in February, and Moana in March. Admission is free for members. Registration closes one day in advance. Members register through the member app, and nonmembers can email MEmembership@eliteclubs.com to arrange registration.

Battle Brothers hosts a weekly constructed Digimon Card Game event featuring three Swiss rounds. Entry is $10. Losing players receive one Digimon Card Game pack, while others earn a pack for each round win. Every participant also receives a Digimon promotional pack provided by Bandai.

Put your music knowledge to the test with Music Bingo at The GOAT in Sussex. This free, family-friendly night blends bingo with a playlist of popular songs from across many genres. Expect sing-along moments, plenty of laughs, and the chance to take home prizes as you mark off matching tunes. Come with friends, enjoy a drink, and settle in for upbeat energy and good company.

SafeHouse Milwaukee in Milwaukee hosts a lively trivia night filled with questions that span language, board games, and movies. Think prompts about the least common letter that begins an English word, the most valuable space on a Monopoly board, or the cologne favored by Brian Fantana in Anchorman, with teaser answers like X, Boardwalk, and Sex Panther setting the tone. The game unfolds over six rounds that include two opportunities to wager and a picture round, plus a quick lightning round where teams race to supply ten responses. Teams may have up to eight players. Entry is $1 per person as a tip for the host. Prizes include a $30 gift card for first place, a $20 gift card for second, and a $10 gift card for the best team name.

North Mississippi Allstars perform at Vivarium in Milwaukee. This event is open to all ages.

Presented by 96.5 WKLH, Robin Trower brings Come And Find Me to the stage alongside Katy Guillen & The Drive. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

Supported by a grant from the Wispact Foundation to the Wisconsin Parkinson Association, this Urban Poling workshop offers people with Parkinson’s hands-on instruction in the Activator Technique from a certified Urban Poling instructor, along with one set of ACTIVATOR℗ Poles. The poles are designed to encourage a taller stance and longer steps, which can assist with posture, balance, rotation and coordination. The session at Hatch provides equipment and training for up to 25 individuals with Parkinson’s disease. After registration, the Wisconsin Parkinson Association may follow up about eligibility and to answer questions. Eligibility is limited to individuals with Parkinson’s who do not already have a pair of ACTIVATOR℗ Poles provided at a previous Urban Poling workshop. Spouses and care partners are welcome to attend.

Reboot daily eating habits with an interactive nutrition workshop that centers on simple, sustainable basics. Led by Sarah B, the session builds confidence in the essentials of balanced nutrition and shares realistic strategies that fit real life without strict diets, complicated meal plans, or a perfection mindset. You will explore the core building blocks of a well-rounded plate and learn straightforward ways to create satisfying, nourishing meals. The workshop also covers how to form habits that last, practical tips for meal planning and grocery shopping, and approaches for staying consistent during busy seasons. Expect conversation, hands-on activities, and take-home tools you can put to use right away in a supportive setting where questions are welcome. Small steps can lead to lasting results, helping lay strong roots for long-term wellness.

Led by Leonard Wilson, this Lindsay Heights healthy living session focuses on rigorous exercise with adjustable speeds, allowing participants to challenge themselves at a pace that feels right. It is a neighborhood-centered movement dedicated to getting bodies moving in a supportive setting.

Celebrate the music found in stories with an interactive storytime featuring read-alouds, songs, and lots of movement. The session emphasizes rhythm and motion to keep little ones engaged. Geared toward children ages three and younger. Advance registration is encouraged.

Care partners can come together in a warm, understanding setting built for mutual support. This new group offers education and conversation, with opportunities to share personal experiences, ask questions, and gather practical guidance. It welcomes spouses, family members, and friends who provide care and are looking for connection, learning, and community. Meetings coincide with an EMBRACE Boxing class.

At Village Park in Menomonee Falls, this seasonal farmers market features farm-fresh produce, baked treats, artisan goods, and other locally made items. Browse offerings from local farmers, makers, and small businesses, enjoy live music, and take in a friendly community atmosphere. It is a convenient spot to stock up on groceries or discover unique finds from the area.

Enjoy featured offerings at the Pewaukee Farmer's Market at Galilee Lutheran in Pewaukee, WI. Advance ordering is available for the full range of menu items, with pickup at the market.

Auntie Jennie's Barkery partners with ALT Dog Run to present monthly mobile dog treadmill sessions right outside the barkery. The ALT Dog Run van sets up on site and offers treadmill time for both new and returning clients, with prices starting at $10. Dogs can get their exercise on the treadmills, then head inside for treats and goodies, with opportunities to explore nearby shops in downtown Greendale.

This after-school session invites children with special or support needs to enjoy sensory activities, creative exploration, and open play in a safe and inclusive setting. Participation is not limited to those connected to the organization, and siblings and school friends are welcome; please get tickets for everyone attending. Families can drop in for any length of time so children can get comfortable at their own pace. Check-in is simple: share your family name on arrival, and once everyone feels settled, the full check-in will be completed.

Enjoy an open, drop-in Lego building session with snacks available. Create your own designs, then see them showcased in the library’s Children’s Area through the end of each month. Throughout 2026, sessions feature rotating themes including Take me to the Zoo, Dinosaurs, At the Movies, Back to School, Pumpkin Patch, My Favorite Food, and a Holiday Party.

Open play at McGinn's features backgammon in several formats. While a bimonthly tournament runs on the side, attendees can take part in head-to-head games, multiplayer chouettes, and match play. Beginners have access to lessons, coaching, and tournament-style practice matches. When four or more players who are not in the bimonthly tournament want additional competition, they can start a one-day tournament, with a $5 entry fee and free entry for new players.

Settle into a calming restorative yoga session at Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness that focuses on gentle, floor-based postures supported by props. Expect mindful breathwork, guided meditation, optional therapeutic touch with consent, and soothing sound to help release muscle tension, quiet the body, and calm the mind. This accessible approach is associated with better sleep, a stronger immune response, and a more balanced nervous system during stressful times. Please bring your own yoga mat. All other props are supplied, and you are welcome to bring comfort items such as an eye pillow or a favorite blanket. Space is limited to 10 participants, advance registration is required, and the fee is $30.

Based in Milwaukee, this supportive six week group is for caregivers seeking a clearer understanding of ARFID, greater confidence at mealtimes, and practical tools grounded in evidence based treatment approaches. The fee is $50 per session, or $275 when prepaying for the full series.

Bring a constructed deck for three Swiss rounds of the Gundam card game. The entry fee is $10. Every participant starts with a Gundam booster, then earns an extra booster for each round they win. A promotional Gundam pack from Bandai is also included.

This free game night takes place at Falcon Hall inside Falcon Bowl. It is open to all ages and features a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament.

Build confidence with your kitchen knives in a hands-on class for beginners and those with some experience. Open to all ages, this session provides all necessary materials while participants practice professional slicing and dicing techniques at their own pace. Instruction covers how to hold the blade correctly along with safety, storage, and care. Class size is limited to 10 students. Refunds and rescheduling are available only with enough notice to fill the reserved space, and tickets may be transferred to a family member or friend with advance notice.

Offered Wednesday evenings in person or online, this gathering includes group sitting meditation, a short teaching, discussion, and time to socialize. No experience is required, and meditation instruction is provided. Everyone is welcome to participate at any time.

Kick off a new season at the October membership meeting at Shakers Lounge in Saukville. The evening includes smoked salmon, a guest speaker, and a raffle, plus time to connect with fellow anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. It is designed for longtime members and anyone curious about the club who wants to learn more and network. Admission is free, and the public is welcome.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of line dancing in Germantown as the Wisconsin Boot Kickers lead routines to a lively mix of classic and new country, pop, and more. The floor is open to beginners and experienced dancers alike, with a variety of dances throughout the night. There is no cover charge and admission is free. Food and drinks are available from Bub's.

Experience the acclaimed Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra live at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall in Milwaukee. This concert presents a vibrant celebration of jazz, featuring soulful grooves and compelling performances from the ensemble.

The Midnight brings the Time Machines Tour to the stage with special guest Jessie Frye. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Mobile ticket delivery may be delayed, and purchases are limited to four tickets.

Designed for parents and caregivers with little ones from birth through 18 months, this free monthly gathering offers a relaxed place to meet others, exchange stories, and receive encouragement in a welcoming, judgment free setting. In partnership with The Parenting Network, the program includes guided conversations and practical, research backed resources from the Triple P Positive Parenting Program that address common parenting challenges. Space is limited, so reservations are strongly recommended.

Betty Brinn Children's Museum offers complimentary admission for Community Access Day. Admission is free for individual visitors and small parties, while groups of ten or more are not included. Some restrictions may apply, and making a reservation in advance is recommended.

This free Senior Expo at the Waukesha County Expo Center brings together local organizations that support seniors and their families. Explore services and information, enjoy refreshments, take part in health screenings, and enter for prize drawings.

Build confidence and knowledge with a three-hour Wisconsin concealed carry class at the MK Protection Strategies Self-Protection Center in Menomonee Falls. Tuition is $89. The course is led by USCCA and NRA instructors who earn strong feedback from students, and MK Protection Strategies has prepared thousands of people statewide for concealed carry certification. Instruction covers personal and home safety, safe handgun handling and operation, core shooting skills, holsters and other carry tools, the legal use of force, how extreme stress can affect the body, and what happens legally after a self defense encounter, along with key details about Wisconsin carry laws. The Wisconsin CCW permit is honored through reciprocity in more than 30 other states. Questions can be directed to 414-795-5598.

An in-person, walk-in hiring event for caregiver roles. Candidates can interview on the spot for positions supporting adults with disabilities in a home-based setting, working with a small caseload of 1 to 5 clients. Training and the required certifications are provided.

Enjoy a meal at Culver’s while supporting the Franklin Lioness Lions Club. The restaurant will donate 20 percent of all sales, including gift cards, to the club, and every dollar raised will benefit the Franklin community. Treat yourself to your favorites while contributing to a local effort. For details, call (414) 423-1021.

At WAC North Shore, the North Shore Chamber of Commerce presents an evening networking gathering for business leaders, members, and guests to meet peers, share ideas in a relaxed setting, and grow professional relationships. Attendees can expect check-in on arrival, networking, and door prizes with announcements. Two complimentary drinks are included. Bringing plenty of business cards is recommended to make the most of new connections.

A casual social hour at The Explorium Brewpub in Greendale brings people together for conversation without the formalities. There are no formal talks, no spreadsheets, and no AI... just good food, great beer, and even better company. Discuss real estate or simply put faces to the profiles in a relaxed setting.

Dead Eye Ry brings a solo acoustic live set to Bilda's in Hubertus, WI. Enjoy live music presented in an intimate acoustic format.

Share a meal while building connection at a bi-weekly, in-person support group. A therapist facilitates the experience and offers guidance at the table throughout the meal. All bodies, experiences, and feelings are welcome in this supportive setting. Participation is pay what you can, with a suggested contribution of $20, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Smoke & Oak Bourbon Dinner offers an evening devoted to premium bourbon and rich barbecue flavors. Attendees can look forward to curated pours with opportunities to taste Pappy Van Winkle 10 Year alongside Eagle Rare 12 Year. The event includes a hearty buffet and a raffle that helps fund charitable efforts. Ticket purchases support the Waukesha Rotary Club and its mission of fellowship, local service, and addressing real community needs. It brings together fine spirits, satisfying food, and a shared commitment to Waukesha.

Enjoy quiet reading time at On Cloud Wine with a relaxed Silent Book Club. Bring any book you like and read at your own pace alongside fellow book lovers, with conversation available if you choose. There is no assigned title or required discussion, just time to read and connect. Attend on your own or with friends, and no registration is needed. This gathering is offered every other month.

Settle in at Safadi Coffee for a silent book club that offers a relaxed alternative to traditional book discussions. Read any book you like, enjoy quiet time to focus, and take part in an optional chat if you are interested. Participants are welcome alone or with friends. No registration is required.

Back again, this WSC steampunk-themed casino and game night offers an evening of dice rolling, casual games, and time with friends, all with a touch of steampunk flair. Attendees can dress up, enjoy the activities, and support WSC. Early bird tickets are available.

At The Cooperage in Milwaukee, a free evening highlights Reunion Remix with live music, food, drinks and plenty of dancing. The entertainment ranges from the full Reunion Remix band to a piano and vocal duo and an acoustic duo, with reception-ready dance floor tunes setting the mood. Guests can sample savory bites and sweets, sip at the bar and hit the floor as the space transforms into a playful, imaginary wedding reception that welcomes everyone, whether or not a wedding is in the works.

Riftbound: Nexus Nights features Riftbound format play in Brookfield. Entry costs $5. Every participant receives one participation pack and a promotional pack, with promotional packs available only while supplies last.

Founding Stray Cats bassist and vocalist Lee Rocker takes the stage with his all-star band for a high-energy showcase of rootsy rockabilly. Famous for singing, playing, standing on and spinning his giant upright bass, Rocker launched the GRAMMY nominated Stray Cats with Brian Setzer and Slim Jim Phantom, a group that sold over 10 million albums and earned 23 gold and platinum records worldwide. In 2022 he was recognized by Bass Player Magazine among its top 100 bassists of all time. Expect Stray Cats favorites like Sexy and Seventeen, Stray Cat Strut and Rock This Town, along with other songs he has performed since the Stray Cats era with artists including Ringo Starr, George Harrison, John Fogerty and The Rolling Stones. Part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Sponsored by the Hartford Business Improvement District. Tickets are available at $59, $49, $39 or $29.

Back at The Mez, the featured band of the night brings an evening of music.

At The Bend Theater, ORIGINS, a fresh singer songwriter series, features Reverend Meantooth, the solo project of 20 Watt Tombstone band leader Tom Jordan. The set spans blues, gospel, and folk, blending original material with interpretations of songs linked to Robert Johnson, Bukka White, and John Lee Hooker. Expect an intense journey through themes of condemnation and redemption, capturing the tension at the core of the blues with a flash of brimstone and Old Testament fury. Presented in collaboration with National Exchange Bank & Trust and the local community. Hosted by Joe Polizzi. Admission is free and tickets are not required, with ample free parking and plenty of nearby dining options.

Build on your salsa foundation with a Level 2 class from Mezclando Milwaukee at Delaware House studio in Milwaukee. This session is designed for dancers who already have strong basics, can keep time with the music, and can lead or follow common Level 1 figures such as the cross-body lead and right turn. Each class combines solo shines to refine footwork with extended partner turn patterns. A partner is not required, and rotation is used during the lesson. The balance of leaders and followers can vary, so a partner may not be available at every moment. Pairs who arrive together may stay together if they prefer. Pricing is $15 per class on a pay-as-you-go basis or $10 per class with an $80 punch pass that covers eight group classes offered by Mezclando Milwaukee. Fees are charged per individual. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs live in concert at Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall in Milwaukee. This concert celebrates the sound of jazz with the ensemble on stage for an evening of live music.

Shank Hall welcomes Joe Stamm for a night shaped by stories from central Illinois, where small moments turn into big, lived-in songs. After years of writing, performing, and touring, his craft shows in the finely drawn details and a voice that invites deep feeling. The Joe Stamm Band blends gritty country with roots-driven rock, a sound they call Black Dirt Country Rock. Their newest full-length album, Little Crosses, produced by Al Torrence of The Allegheny High, pulls together the spirit of the Midwest with Appalachian tones for a cinematic, distinctly American feel. Longtime bandmates round out the lineup, with Bruce Moser on bass, Dave Glover on guitar and occasional keys, and Tim Kramp on drums. Expect vivid storytelling, high energy, and dynamic builds from a group known for letting the songs lead the way.

When school is out, this program keeps kids active, engaged, and in good hands. Caring staff lead a full day of hands-on fun that blends creativity and adventure, with activities like swimming, sports, crafts, and group games. Children can explore new interests, stay moving, and make friends in a welcoming environment. Designed for ages 4 to 13, the cost is $60 per student for the day, and space is limited.

Fridays spotlight Loc Love, a complete care session for locs designed to keep them clean, moisturized, and ready for the weekend. Each visit features a thorough shampoo, rich conditioning, and a relaxing steam treatment. Guests also receive a free 4 ounce bottle of Naturally Naps Hair & Scalp Quencher to support ongoing care at home. Ideal for anyone wanting a refreshed look as the weekend approaches.

A relaxed open gym at Infinite Gymnastics welcomes toddlers, preschoolers, and homeschool families to explore the space at their own pace. Children can jump, climb, and tumble on real equipment, meet other local families, and enjoy active indoor play with plenty of room to move. No gymnastics experience is required, making it an easy outing and a mess-free playdate option. When local schools are closed, all ages are welcome.

Discover Yankee Hill, a pioneer-era neighborhood set on a bluff overlooking the surrounding wetland, with cool breezes off Lake Michigan. This guided walk follows the community’s development from about 1840 to 1910 while highlighting historic streets and the distinctive setting. It starts in Juneau Park and covers a relaxed 1.3 mile route, led by a trained local guide who shares insights that bring the neighborhood’s past and character into focus. Scheduling depends on guide availability, so check the website for the most up to date details.

The library’s Movie Matinees offer an easygoing way to watch films, ranging from beloved classics to titles that may have been missed in theaters. The lineup includes Freakier Friday, The Roses, Americana, She Rides Shotgun, Good Fortune, and Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, creating a varied mix for different tastes.

Presented by the Bengali Cultural Society of Milwaukee, this Durga Puja gathering brings the community together at the Marcus Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee. Celebrate Bengali heritage with music and dance, share in meaningful traditions, and enjoy flavorful dishes in a warm, festive atmosphere. Families and friends are welcome to connect and cherish culture together.

Celebrate Halloween at Milwaukee County Zoo in Milwaukee with Boo at the Zoo, featuring a new daytime Saturday option. Families can enjoy gentle, family friendly activities including an all-day trick or treat trail, pumpkin enrichment for the animals, colorful light shows, live entertainment, pumpkin carving demonstrations, and more. Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults. This special event helps support care for more than 2,000 animals. Tickets must be purchased in advance and quantities are limited. Zoo Pass members receive a discount by using the code trick along with their membership number. Special thanks are extended to Prairie Farms Dairy.

Held at The Ingleside Hotel, this family reunion centers on Hope Street’s community at 26th and Capitol and explores its guiding greenhouse metaphor. Drawing on the image of a carefully tended garden, the event highlights a setting that protects, nurtures, and brings people together so they can flourish. Themes include cultivating hope, strengthening community, and providing the kind of protection that makes growth possible, even when the process feels messy or confining. The gathering looks closely at why this approach matters, how it meets people where they are, and how it opens a path into something new.

Enjoy an evening that pairs a shared meal with rounds of Bingo. Dinner features Sloppy Joe’s, buns, and drinks, and participants are invited to bring a salad, vegetable, or dessert to share, with a sign up for shared dishes. Bingo cards are $2 each or three for $5. The final blackout game is $5 each or three for $12. Ten percent of all card sales benefits the StreetLife Communities Hot Meal Program. The remaining jackpot is awarded to winners, with 75 percent to first place and 25 percent to second.

Autumn evenings and live music make a perfect match. David Hall brings the soundtrack to Bilda's with spirited songs, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed, feel good atmosphere.

Explore crystal jewelry in a hands on workshop that blends creativity with learning. Discover the energetic qualities of various crystals, then follow step by step guidance to design a personalized bracelet using a selection of crystal beads, spacers, and charms. Create a one of a kind piece that reflects your unique energy and intention.

This weekly gathering features officially sanctioned Pokémon play. Prize support is available, including official prize packs from Pokémon. On the third Friday of each month, the schedule features Challenges and Cups.

Experience a ride in the dark on a railroad decorated for Halloween at the 20th Annual Pumpkin Train. The focus is family friendly fun with nothing scary. Admission is $10 per person, cash only, and children ages 0 to 3 are free. Capacity is limited for safety, so the gate may close early or temporarily to manage attendance, and the gate attendant can provide more information. Staffing is limited this year, so patience and understanding are appreciated as the organizers work to present the event. Limited concessions and restrooms will be available. If weather or mechanical issues require a cancellation, updates will be posted on the event’s Facebook page and the event page. Crowds often thin later in the evening, and anyone already in line at the end of the evening will still receive a ride. The picnic area is closed for the duration of the pumpkin train events.

Husky Nation Alumni Night brings Reagan alumni together at Pulaski Stadium in Milwaukee to cheer on Husky football. Reagan Band alumni are invited to bring their instruments and play in the stands with the marching and pep band, keeping the energy high with favorite game day tunes. Presented in partnership with the Husky Nation Alumni Association.

Eric Langford brings a night of story-driven Americana and acoustic roots to Hop Harvest & Vine in Pewaukee. A former mandolinist with the Liberty Bluegrass Band, he has also performed at this venue with the Buckthorn Ramblers. His set spans bluegrass, folk, blues, jazz, swing, and Americana, with nods that range from Brubeck and Hendrix to Gershwin. Expect traditional bluegrass ballads and fiddle tunes alongside original songs, jazz-tinged pieces, folk standards, blues, and swing. The sound centers on a rich acoustic mix of guitar, mandolin, fiddle, and upright bass, featuring the energetic mandolin work of James Anders and the steady foundation of Jay Wilson on bass. Langford also shares original pop-folk material with vocals and acoustic guitar, inspired by wide open places and fertile spaces, adding a personal touch to the performance. No cover, and the kitchen offers dinner options to enjoy with the music.

This Mequon event centers on the Riftbound Constructed format. The entry fee is $5. Every attendee receives a participation pack, and additional promo packs are available while supplies last.

Pam Tillis takes the spotlight with a set that spans signature hits like "Shake the Sugar Tree," "Maybe It Was Memphis," and "Mi Vida Loca," alongside material from albums including Rhinestoned and her most recent, Looking For A Feeling. The daughter of a country icon, she has amassed multiple No. 1 and Top 10 singles, three CMA awards, two GRAMMY awards, and numerous nominations. Her work ranges from solo projects to the Dos Divas collaboration with Lorrie Morgan, and she continues to tour both on her own and with Morgan on their Grits and Glamour tour. She has appeared at renowned venues such as the Grand Ole Opry and Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe. This performance is part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series and is supported by show sponsor WTKM 104.9 FM. Tickets are priced at $67, $57, $47, and $37.

Local favorite Sawyer Road returns to the Okauchee Legion for a lively mix of listening, dancing, and drinks. Hosted at Magnus Anderson American Legion Post 399 in Okauchee, WI, this live music event includes a $5 cover that supports the nonprofit organization’s efforts to assist veterans and the community.

Catch a live lineup featuring Faux Real, Babe America, Bryce Xavier, and JAYZAW. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

An evening of intrigue and elegance unfolds at Villa Terrace Museum & Gardens, where lakefront beauty frames a suspenseful murder mystery for the Halloween season. Professional mystery actors set the scene, introduce the suspects, and guide the investigation as the plot thickens and shifting alliances keep everyone guessing. Guests step into the story by questioning suspects, uncovering secrets, and piecing together clues. Light appetizers are served, and a cash bar offers seasonal cocktails to keep nerves steady. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and a curious mind is essential. Will the culprit be unmasked, or will the night deliver another twist?

At Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, W.A.S.P. presents 1984 to Headless, with a special guest appearance by KK's Priest. VIP tickets are available.

At The Bend Theater, American blues artist Albert Cummings takes the stage with special guest Maple Road Blues Band. Known for powerful guitar work and heartfelt vocals, Cummings grew up in Massachusetts, first picking up the banjo and bluegrass before falling for the electric blues of Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, and Jimi Hendrix. After joining Blind Pig Records, he released albums including True to Yourself and Working Man, building a reputation as a dynamic touring musician and versatile recording artist. His career has included sharing bills with B.B. King, Johnny Winter, and Buddy Guy. Maple Road Blues Band brings a lively mix of blues, rock, and folk-infused jams. The group pays tribute to the artists who shaped their sound while crafting original, memorable songs that invite both the players and the audience to find their own meaning in the music.

Nick Vatterott brings an inventive stand-up set to The Laughing Tap in Milwaukee. Highlighted by The Hollywood Reporter as a breakout at his Montreal Just For Laughs debut, he has appeared on Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Comics Unleashed, AXS TV, and What’s Your F@%king Deal. He has a Comedy Central Half Hour and has written for MTV, The Critic’s Choice Awards, Gorburger, and Real Time with Bill Maher. His album For Amusement Only was selected as one of the top ten comedy releases of its year, and he has been named among 50 comedians to know. Vatterott is a recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award and a Webby winner for the podcast Heavyweight: A Sketch Show. His special Disingenuous is available on Amazon Prime. Tickets are $25 online in advance and $30 at the door. Multiple performances are scheduled.

Zach Top performs live at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The concert offers an opportunity to see the artist on stage at this Milwaukee venue.

Experience live classic rock in a lively sports bar setting. Enjoy great food and drinks while the music sets the tone for a fun, high-energy evening.

Presented by NiteLite Presents and 102.9 WHQG, W.A.S.P. takes the stage at the Pabst Theater with KK’S PRIEST. This is an all-ages event.

Vintage Groove returns to Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge in Waukesha with the full band.

Friko brings its Something Worth Waiting For tour to the stage with an all ages show. Every ticket contributes one dollar to Santa for a Day, a certified 501(c)(3) public charity that answers letters to Santa from children in underserved communities. The organization connects volunteers who nurture writing skills with donors who transform wishes into real gifts, helping kids feel recognized and supported while promoting family dignity and lasting empowerment. Since its founding in 2018, Santa for a Day has fulfilled more than 50,000 letters and delivered nearly 100,000 gifts across eight U.S. cities.

This all-ages event brings Ben Schwartz together with friends.

AFI brings the Holy Visions Tour 2026 to The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee, joined by Choir Boy. This all ages show highlights a band that has continually evolved across more than three decades and now steps into a new chapter with its twelfth album, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun. Advance tickets start at $42, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. Support acts are subject to change.

Enjoy a visit to the West Bend Farmer's Market.

The Alements are set to perform at the Tosa Farmers Market, returning to the spot where they performed together for the first time. This booking carries a personal touch, as a member of the band calls the area home, making the market a meaningful place for their music.

Take part in a NACSW Odor Recognition Test offering all three target scents... birch, anise, and clove. This ORT is being held at a new location, Trinity Lutheran School. The fee is $35 per test, and each handler may enter up to two dogs.

This two-day beginner course builds safe, independent tree climbing skills for professional or recreational use. Training centers on Moving Rope Systems (MRS), also called Doubled Rope Climbing Technique (DdRT), as a dependable foundation that supports learning across climbing systems. Participants learn to care for and use equipment, assess a tree, set lines and install a climbing system, ascend, move through the canopy, and return to the ground safely. Instruction takes place in the classroom and in the trees. All required gear is supplied, and students are introduced to a range of equipment during the course. Each participant receives the Beginning Tree Climbing: Climbing Tree Using Rope & Saddle manual along with four post-class climb opportunities. Open to ages 16 and older. Tuition is $535.

Explore seasonal produce, artisan crafts, and fresh-baked treats at the Germantown Farmer's Market. Held at Germantown Village Hall in Germantown, this community market features local vendors and a wide range of goods. Information about current vendors and how to apply as a seller is available through the market.

Enjoy a community pancake breakfast benefiting the Greenfield Concert Band at Greendale American Legion Post 416 in Greendale. Participants from the Greenfield Concert Band together with members of American Legion Post 416 will prepare pancakes as part of the band’s fall fundraiser. The event supports the band’s mission to bring performers together, build its membership through quality repertoire, and offer the community memorable, positive musical experiences. Admission is $15 for adults, $10 for kids ages 4 to 12, and free for children 3 and under. Tickets are available online or from Greenfield Concert Band members.

Fresh baked favorites will be available at the Waukesha Farmer's Market. To have something set aside or make a request, call 262-821-0118.

LGBT Waukesha will host a table at the Waukesha Farmer's Market, welcoming visitors to stop by and say hello.

This casual gathering welcomes family, friends, and neighbors to connect during a relaxed morning at the South Shore Farmers Market. There is no formal schedule, only an easygoing market atmosphere. Attendees can pick up coffee, breakfast, or treats from market vendors, then look for community members settled on blankets to unwind. It is come and go, with the freedom to arrive with anyone and head out whenever it suits you. The spot is mid market under a dark leafed maple, west across from the Park Pavilion and near where John Miller plays the organ.

Spooky Sprint - Milwaukee brings a mix of distances to Friends of Estabrook Park with a family-friendly atmosphere that welcomes every pace and fitness level. Participants can choose from a 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, a 1 Mile option, and a Kid’s Dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the event begins with the National Anthem, and racing follows. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent after you finish. 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon registration includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, and chip timing with live results and awards. The 1 Mile option is untimed and includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. Free photos and finish line snacks are provided to participants. Youth-based pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. The Kid’s Dash is a fun, untimed run for children 10 and under, and registration includes a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a specially crafted medal. Kid’s Dash participants meet at the start line and are guided to their starting area. Children who prefer to run the dash without the swag are welcome to participate at no cost. The focus is on fun, community, and inclusivity, offering creative swag and an encouraging, affordable experience for anyone chasing a personal best or simply enjoying the day.

Experience a gentle, sensory-centered walk in nature inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin yoku. Rather than a hike or workout, this guided outing invites participants to slow down and tune into sight, sound, scent, touch, and even taste while connecting with the more than human world. Led by Annie Wegner LeFort, a certified forest therapy guide, the session offers simple invitations that support a meaningful, grounding encounter with the natural surroundings. Participants should dress for the weather, wear sturdy footwear, bring any personal essentials, and arrive with an open mind. Advance registration is required to receive meeting details, and the walk will take place only if at least four people register. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 is welcomed.

Live music adds a cheerful soundtrack to the Oak Creek Farmers Market as visitors browse fresh goods. A friendly market vibe pairs shopping with music for an easygoing outing.

Learn how to get the most from your Honda’s technology at a free clinic at Schlossmann Honda City. All Honda owners are welcome, even if the vehicle was purchased elsewhere. A team member guides participants through useful features, answers questions, and keeps the experience friendly and low pressure. It is especially helpful for new owners or anyone who did not have time to learn every feature at delivery. Topics may include Bluetooth setup and voice controls, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, safety systems and sensors, driver preference settings and customization, backup camera options, Carwash Mode, and more. Questions are encouraged, and the session is designed to build confidence with your vehicle’s features.

Children ages 8 and up can take part in a creative arts club led by certified teachers. Through theater-based activities, participants build connection with others while exploring art, music, movement, and hands-on projects. Parents do not need to stay for the session. If a child requires moderate behavioral or bathroom support, a parent or guardian must remain for the entire time. Space is limited. Pricing is per session: members $35 with promo code MEMBER, and non-members $45. This program may qualify for Waiver Support, and assistance is available through Autism United.

The Frank L. Weyenberg Library presents a nostalgic family screening of The Flintstones, part of a series that brings beloved movies from past decades to new audiences. The program welcomes all ages. Each group must include at least one adult for every five children, and snacks are welcome during the film.

The Book Nook celebrates its grand opening in downtown Hartford with a special showcase featuring Juicy Rocks. Browse carefully chosen crystals and small treasures, and discover A Chapter in Stone, a collection that pairs each stone with a story card that also serves as a bookmark. The event also highlights Book Scents, a candle line made just for The Book Nook. Explore the new shop, find a stone that resonates, and bring its story along while enjoying the inviting aroma of books and custom candles.

This three hour mini retreat blends breathwork, guided learning, and sound therapy to foster inner calm and balanced energy. Participants follow a thoughtfully sequenced journey designed to realign personal energy and renew a sense of harmony. The experience offers a holistic approach to cultivating peace and balance.

This community e-waste recycling drive offers free drop-off for electronic items. Electronics will be accepted for recycling at no charge to local residents, providing a simple way to clear out old devices.

Cricket Chinese Academy leads a special Studio Saturdays experience in the Museum’s Be A Maker space, featuring interactive demonstrations of Chinese culture. Visitors can try their hand at traditional calligraphy, tackle chopstick challenges, and make crafts inspired by Chinese festivals. Participation in this program is included with general admission.

Admission is free for everyone. Families bringing kids are encouraged to be there at the beginning to enjoy all the festivities, and participants who plan to decorate a trunk should arrive in advance to set up. Costume contests will recognize the best dressed child, the best family theme, the best decorated trunk, and the top law enforcement theme, with winners announced during the event.

Hosted by the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition at Renaissance Milwaukee West, this gathering pairs a high tea experience with an educational symposium. Kristin Pierce will serve as the special guest and emcee. Guests are encouraged to wear their best attire. Ticket details will be available soon.

Urban Cat Coalition is celebrating the opening of its new home, envisioned as a community hub for cat welfare in Milwaukee, with a festive block party. Enjoy adoptable cats, cat-themed trivia and games, hands-on crafts and coloring, face painting, food trucks, pet-themed prizes, a photo booth, playground fun, and storytime, with more activities in the mix. This family-friendly gathering blends community celebration with plenty of feline-focused fun.

Women’s Hunting and Sporting Association hosts the third annual Women’s Guts to Grill deer processing workshop at Ojibwa Bowhunters Archery Club. A raffle table will offer items with tickets available for purchase, and the workshop will proceed in any weather. The cost to reserve a spot is $5, and participants can enjoy food at the end. Registration is required by emailing Alexandra.ezell22@gmail.com.

Registration is open for a pull tab event with 40 total spots. Enter on your own or team up with one partner. The fee is $50 and includes the first 50 pull tabs. The more you win, the farther you advance. All funds in the box are paid out. Reserve a place by adding your name at the bar or by calling to register and pay over the phone. Space is limited, so early signups are encouraged.

This festive gathering marks the close of the gardening season and features a vendor fair, live music, kids activities, and drink specials from Blüm Coffee Garden, along with other highlights. Admission is free and the event happens in any weather. Vendors interested in participating can contact hayleyk@blumcoffeegarden.com.

Drop in for chouettes, one-on-one games, and beginner lessons with coaching in a relaxed, come-and-go format. Because the schedule and location can change, reach out to Tom Rosandich ahead of time at tprj@sbcglobal.net or 262-227-5272 to confirm details.

Gallery Day MKE features Allis Artist in Residence John Fleissner’s exhibition, “Strike at Allis Chalmers and Other Wisconsin Stories,” presented throughout the house. Sip a cocktail while taking in the work and celebrating Milwaukee’s vibrant arts scene at the Allis.

During Gallery Day, admission is free to a photography exhibition by Lina Bertucci that chronicles life on the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad in the mid 1970s. Bertucci was hired in 1974 as a brakeman, the second woman in the Milwaukee Road yards after her aunt, Cindy Angelos, and she proved her capability in a field dominated by men. Carrying a camera from the outset, she earned acceptance from coworkers and spent three years documenting everyday labor and relationships, continuing until the railroad entered bankruptcy in 1977. These images serve as more than personal recollections, offering a direct record of social and industrial change and of an artist defining her place within it. The presentation revisits a pivotal chapter of Milwaukee’s industrial heritage and underscores how one woman’s perspective shaped both art and industry, with portraits and scenes that open a seldom seen world that affected many.

Cribbage tournaments in New Berlin combine friendly play with a charitable mission. Proceeds support the fight against cancer through Relay For Life.

Explore the art of osteomancy, a time-honored spiritual practice often known as throwing the bones, to seek messages and guidance from ancestors, spirit guides, and helping spirits. Practitioners work with bones along with roots, shells, and other meaningful items that hold the resonance of life and death, creating a channel for connection with the spirit world. The class blends core spiritual principles with hands-on experience, encouraging a personal, spirit-led approach informed by direct insight, ancestral wisdom, and the spirits each reader engages with. The cost is $25, and bone kits will be available for purchase. To register, contact Heart and Soul at heartandsoulwisconsin@gmail.com or call 414 687 3495. Credit Card and Venmo are accepted, and registration is confirmed once payment is received.

Sam Sturdevant brings a 90s acoustic cover set to West Allis Farmers Market, featuring songs from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Third Eye Blind, Oasis, Foo Fighters, and more.

Settle into a relaxed craft social at Authentic Wellness in West Bend with Windsor Lux Craft Club and create a trio of decoupaged pumpkins. Choose from a variety of autumn patterns and styles to customize three mixed-size pieces, then enjoy light bites and seasonal beverages provided by the venue. The session is designed for adults and works well for a friends’ outing, a mother and daughter activity, or a little creative time on your own. Beginners are welcome, with a simple step-by-step demonstration and finished samples on hand for guidance. The $35 per person fee includes all materials for three pumpkins along with a few extra special touches, so you can head home with festive decor to enjoy each fall. Windsor Lux Craft Club offers a monthly opportunity to get creative and connect, featuring thoughtfully planned projects in collaboration with local businesses.

Free Puppy Hour offers a playful meet-up where young dogs can run, sniff, and make new friends. Designed for puppies 8 to 16 weeks old, this session focuses on fun socialization and plenty of wagging tails. Space is limited, so reservations are recommended.

A relaxed build day for model enthusiasts in Milwaukee, WI. Attendees work on in-progress kits, start new projects, and exchange tips with fellow hobbyists. Though centered on Gunpla, participation is not restricted to Bandai kits. Anime-related builds of all kinds are welcome, and military modelers sometimes take part as well. The group is known for its enthusiasm, with builders happy to chat at length about the craft.

An open decks vinyl session welcomes participants at any level of experience. Guidance will be available for the equipment. Share a few tracks, chat about records, and discover new music. Stay to practice skills like blending, cutting, layering, and beatmatching. If you do not have your own records and want to learn about vinyl DJing, you can use the records provided.

Holy Hill Art Farm wraps up the season with a flannel-themed celebration of fall that blends friendly competition, music, and hands-on creativity. Flannel fits the vibe as guests stroll groomed trails with a scenic view of Holy Hill Basilica and take on a farm scavenger hunt. A carload ticket covers everyone riding in one vehicle, and single tickets are also available. Tastes and tunes set the tone with a chili contest where attendees sample entries and vote for their favorite, line dancing with lessons mixed in, and live country classics from Tim Castle's Country Legends Band. Complimentary tastings from Dancing Goat Distillery accompany a showcase of working artists creating pieces on site. Highlights include a pumpkin pie eating contest and demonstrations by a chainsaw artist and hat burning artists who craft unique works that may be purchased. Every ticket is automatically entered into a raffle for a chance to win an original artwork, and the winner must be present to claim the prize. A full cash bar pairs with farm fresh hot grilled sandwiches, soups, sides, and desserts for purchase. Wine lovers can enjoy flights and hot mulled wine featuring Wisconsin blends. One-of-a-kind Farm Wine & Campfire flannels come in a variety of colors and sizes for a perfect fall pick. Unwind by crackling bonfires under the stars. Seating is available indoors, outdoors, and in covered areas. The grounds offer 80 acres of autumn countryside to explore. Tickets and capacity are limited.

Settle in at The Alibi for a cozy and spooky paint and sip themed around a ghostly campfire. With step by step guidance, you will create a cheerful Halloween scene of little spirits toasting marshmallows beneath a moonlit, star filled sky. The class is designed for beginners and anyone who enjoys playful fall vibes. All painting materials are provided, and the first drink is included. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future class.

The World Goes 'Round showcases the songs of Kander and Ebb in an ensemble-driven revue. Through selections from their songbook, the performance explores love, daily life, and more, presenting their music in a program centered on story and emotion.

Fall nights and live music make a perfect combo. Settle in for great tunes, cold drinks, and good vibes all around.

Electric Blu Band is back at Bilda's Friess Lake Pub with beer, BBQ, and their rocking BLU sound. The set features well-known songs from a range of eras and genres for an evening of lively music.

Now in its seventh year, Trunk or Treat will be held at Sanfelippo's farmers market. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.

Enjoy a community pasta supper that benefits the food pantries in Slinger and Hartford. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 10, with tickets available in advance online or at the door. The meal features spaghetti, chicken alfredo, garlic bread, salad, and beverages, with desserts offered as well. Students from Kalie Martin's Voice Studio will provide live performances during the event.

This annual celebration blends autumn vibes with Halloween fun. Costumes are welcome for a mix of themed activities, inflatable attractions, and food and beverages. Admission is free for members and non-members, though some activities require tickets. Registration closes one day in advance. Members register through the member app, and non-members can request registration by emailing BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

An annual Halloween dance for adults with special needs, hosted by the Big Bend / Vernon Lions, takes place at Big Bend Elementary School in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Designed for adult participants, this event focuses on a Halloween celebration with dancing. For more information, please refer to the event flyer.

Outback Presents brings Leanne Morgan’s The Time of Our Lives Tour to High Life Theatre. This stop features two performances, with doors opening before each show.

An acoustic duo featuring Scott and Sarah, SASS brings a repertoire that stretches from the 1950s through today. The music moves across a variety of genres and keeps the mood upbeat and fun.

Enjoy a free community potluck paired with an evening of board games at St. John Vianney’s monthly game night. The parish’s Director of Music and A/V Operations, Joshua Chandra, hosts and can teach a wide range of titles, including Codenames, Rummikub, Lucky Numbers, and Sushi Go, with many other options available. St. John Vianney also keeps an in-house collection, from playing cards and War to Connect Four and 5-Minute Dungeon, so there is something for every pace. No prior experience is needed, as newcomers can learn on the spot and meet new people over food and play. Come for part or all of the evening, and feel free to bring favorite games, a dish, or drinks to contribute to the potluck.

GLCW comes back to the OAW Indoor Sports Complex in New Berlin for a special television taping that will air later on My24 Milwaukee. The event will be filmed live for a future broadcast. Tickets are on sale now.

An elegant evening celebrating wildlife with the Wildlife In Need Center unfolds at Westmoor Country Club for WINC’s 13th Annual Fine Wine & Dine. The gathering opens with a silent auction and raffle accompanied by passed hors d’oeuvres and wine. Online Fine Wine & Dine auction items are available to preview and bid on, and the online silent auction and raffle conclude as dinner begins. The night continues with a seated five course dinner with wine pairings, a program, and a live auction to bring the celebration to a close.

Experience the first annual Witches’ Ball at Black Husky. Tickets are available for purchase.

A fundraising gala in Milwaukee supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi, featuring dinner and a live musical performance by Sanam Marvi at Crowne Plaza Milwaukee. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Plain White T's appear as part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Since forming in 1997, the Chicago four-piece has maintained a steady presence with catchy pop rock that sticks with listeners. Their catalog has surpassed over 2.7 billion global streams, earned two GRAMMY nominations, and received multiple Platinum and Gold certifications. The signature single "Hey There Delilah" topped the Billboard Hot 100, went quadruple platinum, and garnered 2008 nominations for Song of the Year and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. The band has also shown up across pop culture, including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Sesame Street, iCarly, 90210, Beavis & Butt-Head, and Frankenweenie, while drawing coverage from outlets such as TIME, Billboard, ESPN, Rolling Stone, AV Club, MTV, and MSNBC. Their self-titled album arrived in late 2023, signaling continued momentum. Tickets are $65 or $45.

The DBC returns to Let It Be at America’s Cavern Club, a destination for music lovers. The setting is immersive, with food and signature drinks in the heart of downtown Waukesha. Admission is $10 online and $15 at the door.

New Wave Fest 2026 returns to The Cooperage with an even bigger celebration of new wave. Promoted as the area’s biggest new wave dance party, it features Mixtape honoring The B-52s, Xposed 4Heads showcasing their original new wave sound, and The First Wave delivering a set of well known favorites. Doors open before the music begins, setting the tone for a full night on the dance floor.

Skillet takes the stage at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee, WI. Experience the band in concert at this Milwaukee venue.

Southbound & Friends present a Pink Floyd Anthology tribute that celebrates the band’s storied catalog with a fresh, concert-length production. Building on past tributes that highlighted The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here, this performance reaches across eras of Pink Floyd’s music. Expect a mix of signature tracks and deeper cuts from albums including The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, Obscured by Clouds, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, and A Momentary Lapse of Reason. The show pairs the music with immersive visuals, featuring lasers and a flowing liquid light display, to evoke the expansive atmosphere associated with Pink Floyd. Southbound is a Milwaukee based band known for classic rock interpreted with a jam oriented groove. With more than thirty years on stage, they are recognized for faithful renditions that retain their own character and for drawing sizable Midwestern audiences. Their admiration for Pink Floyd drives this project, with detailed attention to both sound and imagery. The lineup features core members Stan Lukasz on lead vocals and guitar, Gary Koehler on lead vocals and guitar, Jim May on lead vocals and bass, Tony May on keyboards and vocals, and Roddy Lopez on drums and vocals. Friends joining include Matt Meixner on keyboards and vocals of Sugo and formerly 5 Card Studs, Lo Marie on lead vocals and guitar of Steely Dane and the Furious Bongos, saxophonist Nick Bartell of Steely Dane, WAMI Award winner Noelle Braun, and visual artist Eric Klosterman of Rare Visions. All ticket sales are final. Please have tickets ready upon arrival.

John Scofield brings his Electrospective tour to the stage with a focus on the funk‑jazz sound he has explored alongside straight‑ahead traditions. The three‑time Grammy winner, now 54 years into his career, revisits groove‑driven pieces from his Blue Matter, Uberjam, and AGoGo eras, adding new material in the same spirit. Rather than recreating earlier versions, he reshapes these tunes with the perspective of decades of playing. The band features drummer and producer Adam Deitch, a Scofield alum known for work with Lettuce, keyboardist Larry Goldings of Scary Goldings and James Taylor collaborations, and bassist Oteil Burbridge, recognized from Dead & Co., Tedeschi Trucks, and the Allman Brothers. Long‑requested favorites anchor the set, performed by a lineup assembled to serve the music with energy and depth.

Rokken Dokken comes back to Da Bar in West Allis for the second annual Mocktoberfest, joined by Wild Child Chicago. This edition brings both groups together to continue the tradition.

A crew of musical misfits puts its own spin on alt-pop favorites. These are songs that seemed to choose the band, then were deconstructed and rebuilt with extra grit and plenty of heart. Expect familiar melodies reshaped with raw energy, rougher edges, and a full-throttle pulse.

“Weird Al” Yankovic brings the Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour to Fiserv Forum for a show open to all ages. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional opportunities via artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, local or venue, Spotify, radio, and Pabst Theater Group presales.

Weird Al Yankovic takes the stage at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.

Experience a live performance by 2000 and Late at Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge. A $5 cover applies.

Josh Johnson brings keen observational stand-up to Riverside Theater in Milwaukee. Expect tightly crafted jokes and quick shifts in perspective, delivered with an easygoing style that uncovers humor in everyday moments. The set blends relaxed charm with precise writing, appealing to fans of smart, contemporary comedy.

The Spazmatics make their first appearance at Bub's Irish Pub. They are encouraging Wisconsin friends, family, and coworkers to attend and help grow their Spaz-Addicts following in Wisconsin.

Explore a lively toy train and collectibles marketplace with more than 50 tables where you can buy, sell, and trade. Browse both new and pre-owned finds, and stop by the parts vendor for O gauge components, focusing on Lionel postwar items along with some prewar and later models. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free with an adult. Food will be available. For information or to reserve a table, contact MILW.LRRC@gmail.com or 414-754-9900.

Designed for clients with locs, this relaxing Sunday session centers on cleansing and hydration rather than maintenance or styling. Expect a thorough shampoo, a nourishing conditioner, and a steam treatment that infuses moisture and enhances curl shape, helping soften your hair while reducing frizz and dryness. The focus is simple, dedicated curl care that leaves your hair feeling fresh and clean. Services are exclusive to locs, and loose natural hair is not offered during this time. It is an easy way to wrap up the weekend and step into Monday looking and feeling prepared.

Connect over coffee with fellow Bi+ community members in a calm, welcoming space. Take time to relax and enjoy conversation that centers Bi+ experiences. The meet-up takes place in the Lab, which is in the southwest corner of the café.

Andy Braun brings a mix of folk rock and singer songwriter tunes to the Shorewood Farmers Market, covering classics from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s through today. The performance includes favorites tied to Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, plus original material from his albums "Shameless Attempts" and "22," available on major streaming platforms.

Browse a sprawling music marketplace with more than forty tables stocked with LPs, 45s, CDs, and DVDs. Dig into rock, heavy metal, soul, and soundtrack selections from contemporary artists and longtime favorites, with prices that suit a wide range of budgets. The show now takes place at the Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel. General admission is $3, and an early entry option is available for $10. Those interested in selling can register through the Midwest Music Marketplace.

Greenfield Farmers Market in Greenfield features music performed live and a fresh selection of produce, bakery items, meats, dairy goods, specialty products, and ready-made foods.

Big Dog Card Shows and Slam-Con Events partner with Dave & Buster's in Wauwatosa for a pop-up trading card show featuring a variety of trading cards, TCG items, and related collectibles from local sellers in the area. Admission is free. Sponsors include H8C Happy 8 Collectibles and San Collectibles. Featured vendors will be announced.

Deer District hosts a farmers market with over 100 vendors each week. The market features offerings from farmers and producers, including organic and fresh meats, eggs, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, along with baked goods, handmade arts and crafts, and live entertainment. There is complimentary live music, ample seating, and a mix of farm-fresh ingredients and ready-to-eat choices. The Taste It Tent serves weekly tastings of new items sold by market vendors, and a kids area offers games and activities for families. Nearby Deer District businesses operate alongside the market for brunch or lunch. The market is managed by Lauryn Wynter Company and supported by Deer District BID 53. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

A community celebration that honors breast cancer patients and survivors while spotlighting awareness and support. The event features opportunities to connect with local breast cancer organizations and browse offerings from participating retailers and local vendors, creating a welcoming space for connection and care. Patients and survivors are invited to receive a complimentary pink bag filled with feel-good favorites such as skincare and beauty products, Bath & Body Works items, and more. They can also enter for a chance to win special goodie bags that include breast cancer merchandise, specialty items, and gifts from participating retailers.

New to card collecting or unsure where to begin? Borky leads an introductory session that covers the basics and shows you how to start your collection.

At The Mewseum, the monthly open house features a playful Halloween cat theme, complete with festive decor. Guests can explore a unique cat figurine collection with thousands of pieces, including recent additions from Utah and Virginia. Visitors are also welcome to spend time with the 11 resident cats who are ready to make new friends. If the weather cooperates, the outdoor Cat Garden will be open so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy some quiet moments with the kitties. A suggested donation of $5 is welcomed, with free entry for children 12 and under, and all contributions support local cat rescue organizations.

Cribbage players are invited to a fall tournament in Menomonee Falls where teams of two race to the finish in this classic card game. The entry fee is $50 per team and includes lunch, a complimentary drink, and entry into a high-hand challenge. Cash prizes are awarded based on the number of participating teams. A portion of proceeds supports the Post 382 Charity Fund, benefiting the local community. Participation is limited to 36 teams.

On Sundays, children 12 and under can enjoy a no-cost kids entrée, valued at $15, with the purchase of one adult entrée. The offer is limited to one complimentary kids entrée for each adult entrée bought. It may not be combined with other promotions, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

Milwaukee hosts the third annual Blessed Barbers Competition, a timed barber battle designed to put skills in the spotlight. Participants can compete in categories such as Future Goat for students, Fade Master for fades, Go Crazy for creative design, Beard Surgeon for taper and beard work, Total Look for a full before and after transformation, and the Triple Threat Tag Team challenge. To sign up to compete, text 414-551-0109. Intended for dedicated barbers.

Enjoy a fall evening paired with live music, featuring stellar songs, chilled beverages, and an easygoing, upbeat atmosphere.

Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers appear at Shank Hall with Roger Clyne, PH Naffah on drums, Jim Dalton on guitar, and Nick Scropos on bass. Their sound blends punk rock, Americana, indie pop, and mariachi, shaped by years of turning real experiences and observations into songs. Fans know Mekong for its communal toast to life, a song whose origins go back to Clyne’s college time in Taipei teaching English during the day and playing guitar on the street at night. Clyne is preparing his 11th studio album, continuing a path that began for him and Naffah with the Tempe quartet The Refreshments.

A cornhole tournament fundraiser benefits Best Buddies with a blend of friendly competition, community, and plenty of food and drinks. Both seasoned players and newcomers are welcome, and the event supports Best Buddies and its mission of friendship, inclusion, and belonging. Admission is $20 for members and $25 for non-members, and all proceeds go to Best Buddies. This is a cash-only event, including admission. Registration closes two days in advance. Members register through the member app, and non-members can register by contacting BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

A supportive community for parents of children with autism meets to explore practical parenting topics at each session. Hosted at St. Francis Children's Center, the group offers a welcoming space to connect with others navigating both the joyful and challenging parts of parenting. Each meeting includes helpful resources and light snacks, plus moments to share milestones that bring smiles, laughter, and sometimes happy tears. The emphasis is on encouragement, understanding, and building lasting friendships through shared experiences.

Artists of every experience level bring their own projects to an open work session in a classroom at New Vision Church in Pewaukee. Quiet focus is welcome, and so is conversation, as these open art nights naturally make room to trade techniques, tips, and ideas while creating side by side. The session is hosted by Doug, a lapidary who will be working on his own pieces. Albin, a regular who works in mixed media, has pieces displayed in the meeting room. The venue provides plenty of room to spread out materials, with space for painting, drawing, sculpting, knitting, and other crafts...if you can bring the project with you, there is room to make it. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack to share or a $3 contribution. A vending machine on site accepts cash, cards, and Apple Pay. The focus is the simple joy of making.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to Turner Hall Ballroom in Milwaukee for an all ages concert.

A weeklong celebration marks 130 years with daily themes, treats, and chances to win prizes at Horicon Bank. Monday features fall favorites like caramel apples, hot cider, seasonal candy, and plenty of pumpkins and gourds. Tuesday sets a movie night mood with popcorn in caramel, cheddar, and classic varieties, along with boxed candy. Wednesday highlights the anniversary itself with cupcakes, swag, and a look back at 130 years. Thursday brings game day fun with meatballs, chips, soda, and a complimentary mini football. Friday wraps things up with comfort food, including chili from The Chocolate Factory, plus crackers, dinner rolls, cornbread, and soda. Throughout the week, guests can enter to win themed Grand Prize Baskets. Roar & Explore includes 8 Milwaukee County Zoo tickets and essentials for a full day at the zoo. Cozy Nights is packed with items for a relaxing evening at home. Firelight Fun is designed for time by the fire and includes a bonfire pit, camping chairs, blankets, and more.

This monthly in-person support group, led by St. Croix Hospice Bereavement Staff, offers a compassionate space to navigate grief and loss. Each session highlights a different topic related to grief and provides practical insights for coping with its impact. Participants are welcome to share their stories and connect with others, with sharing encouraged but not required. The group is open to the public, including those who have not received services from St. Croix Hospice. Attend every month or whenever it fits your schedule. Registration is not required.

Robert's Custard hosts a restaurant fundraiser.

Pizza Ranch West Bend is hosting a fundraising event benefiting WCYHA. During the event, 10 percent of dine in and carryout sales will be donated to the organization. Guests can choose to dine on site or place carryout orders, and the menu can be viewed on the restaurant’s website.

Presented by PrideFest alongside WMSE 91.7FM and 88Nine, this concert at Pabst Theater features Indigo Girls with guest artist Linda Perry. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

A professionally facilitated peer support circle for people who are pregnant or within two years postpartum. Licensed clinician Jerolynn Bell-Scaggs, LPC (SAS), CS-IT leads conversations that focus on care, connection, and community. Hosted by Moms Mental Health Initiative and held at St. Francis Children’s Center, the group meets monthly on the third Tuesday. Expect a welcoming, come-as-you-are space to sit with other perinatal participants, share experiences, and build a supportive network. Volunteer childcare is available to support participation. Registration is required for yourself, and a separate registration is needed for any children who will use the volunteer childcare.

Friends of Weyenberg Library presents its first fundraising luncheon at Shully's Cuisine and Events in Thiensville, featuring remarks by Elizabeth Berg, a New York Times bestselling author of more than 30 books. Each ticket includes a copy of her new release, Life: A Love Story, with an opportunity to have it signed. Boswell Books will supply the books and will also sell additional titles on site by credit card. The event includes raffles and a silent auction. Tickets are $95.

Unravel a mystery filled with odd clues, powerful magic, and dangerous monsters, where every decision shapes the outcome. This beginner-friendly D&D one-shot welcomes both newcomers and experienced adventurers. Choose a hero and work together to solve the case before time runs out. Registration is open, and space is limited. For ages 12 to 18.

Young witches and wizards can dive into a hands-on Halloween workshop filled with creative making and a touch of spooky fun. Kids will craft a yarn-wrapped witch hat with ribbons, sparkles, spiders, stars, and pom poms, experiment in a mini potion lab by blending colorful concoctions with glitter, tiny creepy crawlies, and mysterious powders, and whip up stretchy slime customized with Halloween mix-ins like eyeballs, spiders, glow powders, glitter, and foam beads. The studio is set in a Hocus Pocus inspired theme with interactive potion moments, festive music, and a few surprises. Everyone heads home with three creations and a sweet treat. Costumes are welcome but not required, whether that means classic witches and wizards, pumpkins, superheroes, princesses, or other spooky characters. Designed for ages 4 to 8. The fee is $39 per artist.

Encaustic artist Roxane Mayeur leads a welcoming workshop in Milwaukee that explores the age old practice of encaustic painting. Using heated beeswax mixed with resin, participants will build layered, nature inspired collages, then add details like stamps and dried flowers for extra texture. Everyone completes two original pieces on 6x6 inch wood panels, and all supplies are included. Adults only. No cancellations or refunds.

Business & Bites, hosted by The Chamber, is a lunchtime networking program built on the success of its morning counterpart. It centers on meaningful introductions, guided conversation around timely business topics, and the growth of professional relationships. The experience begins with check-in and open networking, then moves into placing food orders, brief Chamber updates, and short introductions. A facilitated discussion on a current business theme follows, after which attendees share a meal while continuing to connect. The event wraps up with key takeaways, stories highlighting networking successes, and a final chance to reconnect with new and familiar contacts.

At Jackson Area Community Center, this seminar provides clear information about common fraud and scam tactics along with practical ways to recognize warning signs. Attendees can expect straightforward guidance designed to help identify red flags and stay safer from deceptive schemes.

Kick off the holiday season in Milwaukee by creating a large tree-shaped fused glass votive with guidance from Patti from PK Designs. Using colored glass, frit, stringers, specialty glass paints, and glass dots, you will design a unique tree about 7 inches tall. Inspiration cards and sample ideas will be available to spark creativity. After you assemble your piece, it will be taken off site for kiln firing, then a square glass votive holder will be attached to the back. Finished projects will be returned to the store within two weeks. All glass, tools, and instruction are provided, and a battery-powered votive candle is included. All sales are final, with no refunds or cancellations. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place.

Gather with friends for your favorite Culver's meal, either at a table inside or through the drive thru. A portion of each purchase will support the school.

Tedeschi Trucks Band brings the Future Soul 2026 Tour to Landmark Credit Union Live for an all ages concert. Supporting artists may change without notice. Ticket access includes a general onsale along with early options such as TTB Fan Club, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, Spotify, and local presales, plus opportunities for Citi cardmembers, TTB VIP packages, and fan club preferred seating.

The Bend Theater hosts a screening of the 1996 cult favorite The Craft, a teen witch tale that follows Sarah after a move to Los Angeles and her uneasy start at St. Benedict's Academy. She falls in with three fellow outsiders, Nancy, Bonnie, and Rochelle, and their bond awakens a powerful force that leads them down a thrilling and perilous path. This presentation is part of a $5 Halloween movie series. Rated R. Tickets are required, with advance purchase encouraged, and all sales are final. Ample free parking is available near the downtown area.

The Ow ∞ Tour arrives at Riverside Theater with Sylvan Esso headlining and special guest Chris Rosenau. This event is open to all ages.

Now at a new location, the Milwaukee edition of Caffeine & Cashflow gathers business owners, real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and other high performers for a straightforward networking session. There are no pitches, no set agenda, and no sponsors, keeping the focus on real conversations and meaningful connections. The group champions collaboration over competition and encourages attendees to share recent wins, highlight what they do best, and discuss areas where they could use support in their business. Hosted at Cuppa Tosa Kitchen & Cafe. Related meetups are also held in Green Bay, Oshkosh, Appleton, Manitowoc, and Madison.

Downtown Menomonee Falls transforms into a festive trick or treat route as participating businesses welcome costumed kids along storefronts and sidewalks. Children can wander the downtown area collecting candy and enjoying the fall atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged, and there will be plenty of treats for families celebrating Halloween together with the community.

A grand opening celebration for Bernie's Book Bank Greater Milwaukee's new Book Processing Facility and Volunteer Center in Milwaukee features tours of the space, the unveiling of an engraved brick patio, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, and remarks from leaders who helped bring the vision to life.

This event highlights healing and hope with a keynote address from Hope Beryl-Green, an Epstein survivor, SRA survivor, author, and advocate. Attendees can look forward to an auction paired with a gourmet meal. The focus is on compassion, restoration, and meaningful support for women recovering from trafficking and trauma.

Autism United’s teen hangouts create a welcoming space for adolescents on the autism spectrum to connect with peers, practice social skills, and take part in group activities like crafts, video games, and sports. The focus is on engagement, independence, and a sense of belonging in a safe, positive setting, and snacks are provided. Sessions are facilitated by former special education teachers Julie and De from Autism United. The fee is $25 per session. CLTS and Family Waivers may cover the cost, and any sessions not covered are the responsibility of the parent or guardian. After registering, participants should inform their coordinator.

Presented within the Forte Bank Main Stage Series, this event spotlights paranormal investigator Adam Berry, the co-star and executive producer of Travel Channel’s Kindred Spirits. His path into the unknown began with a haunting experience in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, which led to years of study and the creation of a paranormal team with his husband, Ben Berry. His national profile rose after winning Ghost Hunters Academy, which opened doors to work with TAPS and Ghost Hunters. Berry later partnered with Amy Bruni, forming a respected investigative duo recognized for a collaborative approach and a deep focus on the afterlife. Their work takes them across the country to assist families and spirits, encouraging new perspectives on ghosts and what comes next. Ticket options are available at $30, $40, $70, and $125. The $125 tier includes a pre-show meet and greet, the show, and a post-show investigation.

Get a close look at the Lower School in action with a relaxed, personal visit to Brookfield Academy. There are no formal presentations or a fixed schedule of information sessions, creating time to talk with current parents, teachers, and student ambassadors. Guests can watch classroom learning firsthand and tour the division. With many opportunities to ask questions, participants leave with a clear picture of day-to-day life at Brookfield Academy.

Little Diggers in Brookfield marks its grand opening with a community-focused celebration. Attendees can tour the new space, meet the team, and enjoy a fun atmosphere as the venue opens to the public.

Build your knowledge and confidence in a three-hour Wisconsin concealed carry class at MK Protection Strategies in Menomonee Falls, WI. Led by USCCA and NRA instructors with strong student feedback, the course covers personal and home safety, handgun handling and operation, shooting fundamentals, holsters and other carry tools, the legal use of force, how extreme stress can affect the body, what to expect after a self-defense incident, and key points of Wisconsin carry law. The class fee is $89. MK Protection Strategies has trained thousands of students across the state for concealed carry certification. For questions, call 414-795-5598. The Wisconsin CCW permit offers reciprocity in over 30 other states.

Fall Fair to Remember brings a seasonal community fair to the Washington County fairgrounds and conference center in West Bend. The event spans two days, beginning with an evening session and continuing with daytime hours the next day. It is a welcoming fall gathering in a familiar fairgrounds setting.

Presented by Sussex NAPA Auto Parts, this family friendly Halloween celebration keeps the scares mild and the fun high for children age 10 and younger. Everyone planning to attend must register, except babies and toddlers under age 2 who may come at no cost. Spots tend to fill quickly, and residents have an earlier registration window than nonresidents. The event takes place rain or shine, so plan clothing for the weather. Organizers are also seeking support through financial sponsorships, volunteers for setup, help during the event, and cleanup, as well as committee members interested in planning. For details on how to get involved, email cliedtke@sussexwi.gov or call Chris Liedtke at (262) 246-5200.

Midweek carving sessions in Humboldt Park take place on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The finished pumpkins are then set out for viewing on Friday and Saturday.

Urban Youth Coalition and The Milwaukee LowRider Community host a trunk or treat at the Harley-Davidson Center, featuring candy, music, and activities for families. Community resources will be available, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages in a friendly, safe setting.

A limited, three-day Spooky Walk offers a Halloween-themed stroll through the park. Created with families in mind, it highlights festive atmosphere and seasonal fun.

Turn up the volume for a summer-style night of live music with Sleepy Andy and the NiteLites featuring Andrew Gelles. This Milwaukee-based group fuses rock, blues, and soul into an electrifying set led by Gelles, a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Expect crisp playing, driving rhythms, and a dance-ready groove that keeps the energy high from start to finish. Cold drinks and a lively, warm-weather vibe round out an evening centered on big tunes and nonstop momentum.

Explore a nearly century-old, 3-acre observatory during an open house featuring a presentation, hands-on activities, and night sky viewing as weather allows. At the Milwaukee Astronomical Society observatory, MAS President Matthew Ryno will share highlights from the year, delve into spooky nebulas and science, and showcase what is new at the society. This gathering takes place during Wisconsin Science Festival Week. As it gets dark, volunteers will offer tours and guide the many telescopes on site. Look for views of deep sky favorites such as galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae, and bring your questions about astronomy and what it is like to be part of the society. Activities and information from the Horwitz De-Remer Planetarium will also be available. This free public event happens rain or shine. Dress for the weather. The meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, and restrooms are available. Bug spray and a flashlight can be helpful... please keep lights dim or use red tape if observing is underway. Parking is available on site with guidance from volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible with a ramp on request, and most other buildings are at ground level, with a few exceptions. Families are welcome, and kid-friendly options include a starry theater for creating constellations along with additional activities from the local planetarium. Donations support the volunteer-run observatory and are appreciated, with a suggested minimum of at least $5 per person to help offset the impact of parking.

Haley Griffin and Leland Hyman bring a warm, acoustic-forward performance to Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine, weaving soulful lead vocals with tight harmonies and agile guitar. Their set spans singer-songwriter favorites, pop staples, timeless oldies, and original songs. Highlights include Devotion and ELSE, both available on streaming platforms. Devotion was mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Alex Gordon, whose credits include work with Florence + The Machine and Sigrid. Haley is a summa cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music and holds a master’s degree from USC. Her background includes PR work for Kool & the Gang and for Phillip Phillips, the winner of American Idol, alongside a full-time performing schedule. She teaches voice at Lake Country Conservatory, is a regular soloist at Christ the King in Delafield, and appears frequently with Sunset Playhouse in Elm Grove. Leland comes from Madison’s music community with 17 years of blues, funk, and folk guitar experience and a foundation in classical piano. His versatility includes time with Saaz, an Indian fusion ensemble at UW-Madison, and ongoing work in Oconomowoc as he continues to pick up new instruments. Their collaboration began as a teacher-student connection and grew into a creative duo after Haley recognized Leland’s expressive guitar work and musical instinct.

Put on your Halloween costume and bring the family for a cheerful evening at the Y filled with playful games, tasty treats, kid-friendly crafts, and fun surprises that keep things more festive than spooky. Y members attend at no cost, and the event is open to the community with a $20 per family fee for nonmembers. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. To register, call 414-354-9622.

A no-cost weekend retreat at the Center for Creative Learning is dedicated to LGBTQ+ veterans and centers on releasing emotions connected to trauma from military service. The program offers a focused healing experience over the course of the weekend.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Lion's Tail Brewing Co., showcasing a fresh roster of comedians at each show. Look for performers with appearances on television and on popular podcasts, with a different lineup every time.

Let It Be Music Club hosts Day Trippers for a focused salute to Beatles songs from 1965. The tribute features tight vocal harmonies and thoughtfully crafted arrangements that capture the spirit of the Fab Four’s originals.

A Brother’s Revival brings the music of The Allman Brothers Band to life with former members David Goldflies, who played with the group from 1978 to 1982, and Mike Kach, singer and keyboardist for Dickey Betts and Great Southern. Formed in 2019 to mark the band’s 50th anniversary, the ensemble focuses on authenticity, presenting beloved songs in the same arrangements heard when David toured with Greg, Dickey, Butch, and Jaimoe. Expect a set filled with classics such as Ramblin’ Man, Melissa, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Southbound, Whipping Post, Blue Sky, One Way Out, Soulshine, Revival, and more. The stage design mirrors the group’s iconic era with dual drum kits, timpani, and a Hammond B-3 organ. This performance is part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Tickets are priced at $59, $49, $39, and $30.

After hours, the stacks come alive during a literary themed evening with crafted mocktails, delicious snacks, and live entertainment moving through the first floor stacks. Attendees may encounter book characters or authors among the shelves. The event supports the Friends of the Library, helping fund programs, events, and activities at the West Bend Library throughout the year.

Celebrate Halloween with a lively dance and costume party at the New Berlin VFW Post, featuring live music from Floor It playing favorites from the 1950s and 1960s along with rockabilly and surf. Costumes are encouraged with a grand prize up for grabs, and the large dance floor sets the scene for plenty of fun among spooky and imaginative looks. A 50/50 drawing and a liquor raffle offer extra chances to win. Admission is $10 per person, and proceeds benefit veterans in need. Sponsored by VFW Post 5716 and Brookfield VFW Post 8320.

Sponsored by Delta Defense, this benefit event supports Camp Hometown Heroes. Superstar Productions presents a tribute to Queen that brings the band's towering harmonies and stadium-ready energy back to the stage. Fronted by Don't Stop Me Now, the performance pairs soaring vocals with searing guitar lines and aims to capture Freddie Mercury's showmanship along with the tight musicianship that defined Queen. The set features favorites such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Somebody to Love, Killer Queen, and of course Don't Stop Me Now, delivered with meticulous detail and spirited showmanship. Whether you know every lyric or are just discovering these classics, this is a lively salute to one of rock's most enduring bands.

Rory Makem presents an evening of Irish folk music woven with history and folklore, from familiar traditional songs to tales rooted in Celtic customs. He continues a family legacy passed from his grandmother, source singer Sarah Makem, through his father, Tommy Makem, known for his work with the Clancy Brothers. His repertoire spans songs of work, the sea, love, struggle, and the Irish landscape, performed with self-accompaniment on guitar, banjo, mandolin, or bouzouki. A VIP option offers a small-scale acoustic set in CelticMKE’s Ward Irish Music Archives, personal stories about Tommy Makem, and a chance to view items from the archives’ special collections. VIP admission also includes reserved seating near the front for the main concert. Capacity is limited. This concert takes place at the CelticMKE Center and is part of CelticMKE’s Ceol and Ól Celtic Concert Series, presented by Guinness. Advance tickets are $30, regular onsale tickets are $40, and VIP tickets are $50.

The Barrels and Buckles Open Speed Show closes out the series at the Menomonee Falls Saddle Club Show Grounds. Look for a full slate of speed events along with lighthearted fun classes. The MFSC Chuckwagon will offer a complete food menu, there is plenty of space for trailer and spectator parking, and the trail course will be open for riders to enjoy between classes. Spectators are welcome. A limited number of on-site horse pens are available, five total, at $25 per day on a first come, first served basis, with reservations taken through pre-entry. Pre-entry is encouraged to help the show run smoothly. The show bill is available on the Menomonee Falls Saddle Club website.

Action Power Sports hosts its annual Chili Cook-Off contest, where attendees can sample a variety of homemade chili and vote for a favorite. In addition to the tasting, there are snowmobile and off-road deals, with freight and setup covered. Enjoy flavorful chili, giveaways, hot deals, and more.

Brew City Street Drags brings an Independence Special to the Milwaukee Mile, featuring street drags with drifting action in the pit. Drivers can line up against cars similar to their own for 1/8th drag racing, with options for fun runs or bracket competition. All makes and models are welcome. Planned classes include RWD, AWD, FWD, pre-80s old skool, 90s-2010, 2010, >2.5, 2.6-3.4, 3.4-4.9, 5.0+, stick shift, gasser, import, and N/A. This family friendly event has been moved to its rain date.

Enjoy a creative, relaxing workshop at Milwaukee Marriott West where participants design a mosaic lamp and paint a ceramic piece. Come with friends, family, a partner, or attend solo, and no prior experience is necessary. All materials are provided, the session lasts about two to three hours, and you will head home with both projects completed. Space is limited.

Brookfield Square hosts a family friendly craft and vendor market that celebrates Halloween and the spirit of fall. Explore creative booths from local makers offering handmade goods, seasonal decor, costumes, sweet treats, gifts, and other autumn finds. The shopping experience is tailored to families, trick or treaters, and seasonal shoppers seeking playful spooky pieces and one of a kind treasures. Vendor participation is available, and space is limited for those interested in showcasing their products.

The Frank L. Weyenberg Library hosts Throwback Saturday Movie Matinees, a monthly series that revisits films from past decades to help new audiences discover movie classics. The lineup includes Moonstruck, Cabaret, Glory, M*A*S*H, Stand by Me, Do the Right Thing, Broadcast News, When Harry Met Sally, Alien, Rain Man, and Breakfast at Tiffany's. Some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

The Menomonee Falls HS Band & Orchestra present their sixth annual Mattress Sale Fundraiser at Menomonee Falls High School. Browse a full showroom of high-quality mattresses that are custom-made after the event, with selections from brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Helix at deeply reduced prices. Many options are made in Wisconsin. Expect all sizes, adjustable bed and split king sleep systems, and warranty choices of 10, 12, 15, or 20 years. Financing is available, and orders are produced and delivered in the weeks that follow. Every purchase supports the MFHS Band & Orchestra during this one-day sale.

Funko collectors will find a massive selection at Brookfield Toy Vault in Brookfield Square Mall. This Funko Pop show brings 3,000+ Pops together under one roof for one day, spanning longtime favorites to hard-to-find grails. Admission is free. Hunt for a particular chase, fill gaps in a collection, or enjoy digging through boxes for surprises. Vendor tables are available for $50 for those who want to sell or trade.

Tammi Kapitanski offers tarot readings at Remedy Within Massage Therapy & Spiritual Gifts. With more than 20 years of professional experience in tarot and spiritual guidance, she combines tarot and oracle cards with mediumship and intuition. Sessions are $50 for 20 minutes, payable by cash or Venmo. To reserve, call or message 262-307-8892. Walk ins are welcome but not guaranteed.

Andy Braun brings a set of folk rock and singer songwriter music to Creekside Valley Farm and Pumpkin Sales. The performance highlights songs across decades from the 1950s and 60s to the 70s and beyond, featuring covers of artists such as Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young. He also shares original material from his albums "Shameless Attempts" and "22".

Children can wear their Halloween costumes and take part in a parade through the park. Craft activities will be available, and kids can pick up some treats.

Horror movie vibes and spooky flash set the tone for a Halloween Flash Day in Menomonee Falls. Choose from available designs for $120, or try a nerf challenge for a $100 get-what-you-get option. Designs can be viewed in person at the shop on the day of the event. Placement is limited to arms and legs, and other spots may be requested but are not guaranteed. Service is first come, first served and payment is cash only. All clients must be 18 or older and present a valid state ID to be tattooed.

Chris leads a how-to session focused on the Godzilla edition of King of Tokyo.

Tabletop battles at Hobby Knights are set at the 1,250 point level. Players who already have a force can bring it to the table, and anyone without one can still participate by borrowing from the spare armies and platoons available.

Explore the darker side of florals with a guided paint and sip at The Alibi. Create a moody, atmospheric bouquet inspired by fall evenings, Halloween flair, and blooms that flourish in the shadows. The class is designed for beginners with step-by-step instruction, and all painting supplies are provided. Your first drink is included, and the creative vibe blends elegant florals with cozy spooky-season charm and a hint of witchy style. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the class is canceled. If cancellation is needed within 48 hours, credit will be offered toward a future session.

Pair an adult with a child for a green ball tennis tournament designed for family fun and friendly competition. Pizza and drinks are included for participants, and prizes will be awarded to the winners and finalists. The fee is $35 for members and $50 for non-members. Registration closes three days in advance. Members can register through the member app, and non-members may sign up by contacting BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

Settle into a fall evening with live music. Enjoy great tunes, cold drinks, and easygoing vibes that set the tone for a laid-back night.

The Old Falls Halloween Spooky Walk features a family-friendly stroll through the park with a Halloween theme. Available on only three days, it offers a seasonal experience suitable for all ages.

Pianist Denny Woelz presents interpretations of jazz, pop, and show tunes from the 1930s and 1940s, along with light classical selections. It takes place in Slinger, Wisconsin.

This outdoor event features interactive activities, craft stations, a photo booth for families, plenty of candy, and additional fun. Admission to the outdoor portion is free. After the outside festivities, guests can continue inside Air City 360, where standard admission fees apply.

Mission Accomplished returns to Nice Ash, right in Waukesha’s heart, for an evening of music, drinks, and the option to enjoy a smoke.

Enjoy a relaxed morning surrounded by fall flowers. Expect friendly conversation, a beverage you like, and hands-on guidance with techniques for creating your own bouquet. Doors open first, with the arranging session starting shortly after so there is time to settle in.

Immerse yourself in Japanese culture in Wisconsin at a festival presented by the Milwaukee Japanese Association and hosted at Nicolet Union High School. Enjoy performances that range from traditional to modern, a variety of Japanese food, cultural exhibits with hands-on activities, artisan crafts and shopping, and live music and other entertainment for all ages. Vendor registration is open.

Settle into a crisp autumn evening with music performed in person. Chilled beverages and a feel-good atmosphere round out a relaxed night of great songs.

Enjoy a family-friendly trunk or treat at Peace Lutheran School, with decorated trunks to visit, candy to collect, and a cheerful fall atmosphere. Families from the community can get to know the school and church, meet the people of Peace, and celebrate Jesus’ love and joy. Costumes and candy buckets are welcome, and the event is open to all for an afternoon of seasonal fun.

Settle into a cozy shopping afternoon at Salt + Light Salon, filled with seasonal vibes and a mix of beauty and local finds. Explore home decor, clothing, skincare, permanent jewelry, hair tinsel, and more. Featured vendors include Fancy That Design House, 3 Gold Lynx offering permanent jewelry, Misty Creek Boutique, Peggie’s Petals, PawzFive with dog treats, Rendered Traditions, Operation Wax, and hair tinsel from the Salt + Light Salon team.

Discover limited-batch skin care and everyday home essentials made exclusively with whole ingredients.

A tribute to Phil and Don Everly’s era-defining sound, this concert revisits the songs and harmonies that helped shape rock and roll. The Everly Set brings together singer songwriters Sean Altman and Jack Skuller, a cross generational duo that blends contemporary energy with seasoned style. The performance includes favorites such as "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," "Cathy’s Clown," "All I Have To Do Is Dream," "When Will I Be Loved," "Crying In The Rain," "Love Hurts," "Bird Dog," "Claudette," and "Walk Right Back," along with additional hits and deep cuts. The Everly Brothers’ influence reached artists from The Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel to The Beach Boys, The Hollies, The Eagles, Peter Paul & Mary, and the Bee Gees, and that legacy echoes throughout the show. Presented as part of the Forte Bank Main Stage Series. Tickets are priced at $55, $45, $40, and $35.

Adagio Sound Healing leads a sound bath at Angel Light that brings together Asian and Western instruments in one cohesive session. Tibetan singing bowls, tingshas, and gongs are featured alongside crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, classical string instruments, and the monochord to create a rich spectrum of sound. The fee is $29 per session, and advance registration is required through the Angel Light website.

Red Rock Saloon Milwaukee hosts an evening of line dancing led by DJ Redd, who starts with a lesson and then opens the floor for dancing. The playlist spans classic and current country along with pop and more. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed.

Author and paranormal researcher J. Nathan Couch, recognized from TRVL Channel’s In Search of Monsters and History Channel’s UnXplained, guides a relaxed ghost walk in West Bend that blends local history, legends, and eyewitness stories. The route passes sites tied to reported hauntings and ghostly lore. Admission is $15, with cash preferred, and Venmo and PayPal accepted. The walk covers about 1.2 miles, roughly 15 blocks, with some uphill stretches, and typically runs around 90 minutes, though timing can vary by group. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Restroom access along the route is not guaranteed. This experience is family friendly, recommended for ages 12 and up, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Signed copies of Washington County Paranormal: A Wisconsin Legend Trip and Goatman: Flesh or Folklore? will be available for $10 each while supplies last.

Public attendance is welcome at this graduation, which honors veterans for undertaking courageous emotional healing work during the retreat. The event recognizes their bravery and the effort they devoted to healing.

This library club invites kids to build creativity and LEGO skills in a relaxed, playful setting. Participants can share ideas, work together on builds, and make new friends. Children ages 5 and up are welcome. No registration is required, and bringing a friend is encouraged. Activities take place in the Tolzman Community Room.

Pizza Ranch West Bend is hosting a fundraising event to benefit Bible Baptist Church. During the event, 10% of all dine in and carryout sales will be donated to Bible Baptist Church. Guests can participate by enjoying a meal in the restaurant or placing a carryout order, and the menu can be viewed on the Pizza Ranch website.

A seasonal pick brings Bram Stoker’s Dracula to the Classics Book Club. Marie, a friend of ep•i•logue, will facilitate a conversation that explores vampires, Victorian drama, and the lasting impact of this cornerstone of horror. Whether revisiting the novel or opening it for the first time, readers will delve into themes and characters together at ep•i•logue Books.

Relax and spark new ideas while connecting with fellow makers during an informal crafting meetup. Bring a personal project or materials to work on, and enjoy a welcoming setting for adult crafters of all experience levels and in any medium. The gathering takes place at Shorewood Public Library in the Library Program Room.

A one-day pop-up bead show in Milwaukee features Ava Motherwell and friends with a curated selection of vintage and vintage-inspired beads from Germany and Italy, eye-catching gemstones, artisan pieces, and other distinctive treasures. In-person shopping allows attendees to examine each bead up close and choose materials that spark new designs. This event is open to the public with free admission and no pre-registration. Jewelry designers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates beautiful beads are welcome. Businesses may buy wholesale by presenting a state-issued resale license, though it is not required to attend or make purchases. The show takes place at DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown. Parking is available at a flat hotel rate of $20, with additional options nearby.

Settle into a festive barn workshop where wool felting takes center stage. Under the guidance of artist and instructor Olivia Gloede of Theresa, guests learn approachable techniques and create one or two wool-felt ornaments, choosing from motifs like woodland creatures, stars, or snowmen, or shaping a design of their own. The experience welcomes seasoned makers, first-timers, and friends simply along for the fun. Beverages such as warm cider, signature mocktails, wine, coffee, and hot chocolate are served alongside light hors d’oeuvres, creating an easygoing pace as conversation flows. Set in the 173-year-old barn at Folk Song Farm, the atmosphere glows as light filters through the beams for a cozy, creative evening. Attendees head home with handmade holiday keepsakes, a new skill to use again, and memories that linger well beyond the season.

Aqua Barre brings the elegance of traditional barre into the water in a workshop led by Nicole. Using the supportive resistance of water, this low impact session is gentle on the joints while challenging strength, balance, flexibility, and core stability. Training focuses on building muscular endurance and strength, improving balance, posture, and coordination, and engaging the entire body through water based movement. Options are available for all fitness levels, offering a refreshing way to move that helps participants finish feeling strong, energized, and empowered. The result is a graceful, full body workout where the beauty of barre meets the power of water.

High Priestess Tarot partners with Black Husky Brewing for a recurring monthly gathering centered on tarot. Rach of High Priestess Tarot and Midwest Shores will be on site offering readings until close. The evening features drinks, a friendly atmosphere, and a chance to explore what the cards may reveal.

Children in grades 3 to 6 can connect with fellow players and enjoy multiplayer games on the library’s Nintendo Switch during a recurring drop-in session. This program meets monthly.

Explore what is happening beneath the skin in a friendly tour of human anatomy that moves from the skeleton and brain to the muscular system and the mitochondria that power your cells. Blending scientific insight with a creative lens, this all-ages session offers surprising facts, practical health pointers, and time to ask questions. The course is led by Emily Klik, LMT, CST, whose curiosity was sparked early by a father who taught high school science, and who has spent the past 23 years practicing bodywork focused on easing migraines, TMJ concerns, and other sources of pain. The session takes place in the Library Program Room at Shorewood Public Library in Milwaukee.

Soul singer and musician Keshena Armon, also known as Shuga Blu, brings a live performance to The Annex at Foxtown in Mequon. Expect rich, heartfelt vocals and soulful instrumentation in a relaxed lounge setting.

Knitters, crocheters, sewists, embroiderers, and anyone pursuing other craft projects can connect with the Crafty Collective. Bring your current work in progress and create alongside others while finding inspiration from fellow makers. The group meets in the Firefly Room on the last Wednesday of each month.